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Surge in Shipments from China May Be Short-Lived Industry Warns

Surge in Shipments from China May Be Short-Lived Industry Warns

By The Maritime Executive
May 15, 2025
Following the announcement of the 90-day lower of the tariffs between the United States and China, there were multiple reports that shippers were rushing to move goods. While it led to a forecast of...
Coast Guard Brings Louisiana Spill Response to a Close With In-Situ Burn

Coast Guard Brings Louisiana Spill Response to a Close With In-Situ Burn

By The Maritime Executive
May 14, 2025
The crude oil spill near Pass a Loutre in the Mississippi Delta is winding to a close - and in a dramatic fashion. With the well secured and most cleanup completed, the Coast Guard plans to burn...
ATSB: Delayed Response Raised Risk of Grounding for Drifting Bulker

ATSB: Delayed Response Raised Risk of Grounding for Drifting Bulker

By The Maritime Executive
May 14, 2025
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau has released a final report on the double near-grounding of a bulker near Sydney in 2022, and it roundly criticized emergency-management officials for a series...
With 90-Day Tariff Window, Importers Rush to Get Chinese Goods

With 90-Day Tariff Window, Importers Rush to Get Chinese Goods

By The Maritime Executive
May 13, 2025
Following the newly-announced pause on the White House's 145 percent tariff on Chinese goods, many American importers are rushing to pay a lesser amount and get their goods into the United St...
Vitol and Grindrod Wind Down Bunker Supplier Cockett Group

Vitol and Grindrod Wind Down Bunker Supplier Cockett Group

By The Maritime Executive
May 13, 2025
Commodities firms Vitol and Grindrod have decided to wind down their bunkering joint venture, the longtime bunker supplier Cockett. The 45-year-old company is solvent and in a good financial positio...
Archaeologists Find Historic Dutch Shipwreck off Australia

Archaeologists Find Historic Dutch Shipwreck off Australia

By The Maritime Executive
May 13, 2025
Researchers in Australia have rediscovered the wreck of a Dutch cargo ship that went down south of Adelaide. The vessel is believed to be the Koning Willem de Tweede, a 140-foot sailing ship t...
MSC Containership Aground in Red Sea is a Possible Victim of GPS Jamming

MSC Containership Aground in Red Sea is a Possible Victim of GPS Jamming

By The Maritime Executive
May 13, 2025
An MSC containership, MSC Antonia (85,760 dwt) has been aground in the Red Sea for the past several days while a growing mystery is swirling around the vessel’s location and the cause of th...
Heads I Win, Tails I Don't Lose: How LNG Became a Failsafe Investment

Heads I Win, Tails I Don't Lose: How LNG Became a Failsafe Investment

By John Hatley, SEA-LNG
May 13, 2025
For the duration of shipping's decarbonization journey, one question has remained top of mind: how can the industry successfully achieve net-zero while still maintaining commercial viability?...
Equinor May Walk Away from Empire Wind as Stop Work Order Costs Mount

Equinor May Walk Away from Empire Wind as Stop Work Order Costs Mount

By The Maritime Executive
May 12, 2025
Equinor is lashing out at the Trump Administration and the Department of the Interior saying it has been unable to get information and resolve the stop work order on the Empire Wind offshore energy...
Fincantieri Achieves its Best Ever Order Intake and Quarterly Results

Fincantieri Achieves its Best Ever Order Intake and Quarterly Results

By The Maritime Executive
May 12, 2025
Italian shipbuilding group Fincantieri reported its best ever financial results with a strong long-term outlook as it also achieved its best ever quarterly order intake. The results demonstrate the...

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