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Classification Societies Guide Ships to a Greener Tomorrow

Classification Societies Guide Ships to a Greener Tomorrow

By Mia Bennett
July 13, 2022
In the 3rd century BC, Rhodian seafarers sailing the wine-dark waters of the Mediterranean established the foundations of maritime law. Regulating everything from bills of lading to standards of passe...
New Bill Would Empower EPA to Regulate CO2, But Only From Ships

New Bill Would Empower EPA to Regulate CO2, But Only From Ships

By The Maritime Executive
July 12, 2022
The U.S. Supreme Court may have undercut the federal government's ability to regulate carbon dioxide emissions, but a new bill from Reps. Alan Lowenthal and Nanette Barragán (D-CA) would restore its a...
Coast Guard Academy Welcomes Largest Number of New Female Cadets Ever

Coast Guard Academy Welcomes Largest Number of New Female Cadets Ever

By David M. Santos
July 12, 2022
The Class of 2026 arrived at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy on Day One, June 27, with the largest group of women in an incoming class in academy history. This year, 43 percent of the incoming students a...
Singapore Ranked Number One Shipping Centre for Ninth Year Running

Singapore Ranked Number One Shipping Centre for Ninth Year Running

By The Maritime Executive
July 11, 2022
[By: Baltic Exchange] Singapore has secured the top spot once again in the Xinhua-Baltic International Shipping Centre Development Index Report. It is the ninth consecutive year that the report - p...
Natural Resources Drive Africa's Trade, and Ports Will Play a Key Role

Natural Resources Drive Africa's Trade, and Ports Will Play a Key Role

By Ebrima Sawaneh
July 11, 2022
If you want to understand a country’s economy, as the adage goes, just look at the ports. And a close look of Africa’s ports tells us that natural resources will remain the driving force of trade acro...
MOL Expands Deployment for Wind Propulsion on Dry Bulk Carriers

MOL Expands Deployment for Wind Propulsion on Dry Bulk Carriers

By The Maritime Executive
July 11, 2022
MOL Drybulk, the bulk shipping division of Japan’s Mitsui O.S.K. Lines is continuing to move forward with its efforts to expand the deployment of its wind propulsion technologies to reduce emissions f...
New Competitor: Austal USA Starts Building its First Steel Ship

New Competitor: Austal USA Starts Building its First Steel Ship

By The Maritime Executive
July 11, 2022
Australian shipbuilder Austal is known as the biggest aluminum shipbuilder in the world, but its American division is headed towards steel. On Monday, Austal USA celebrated the start of construction f...
RightShip: 8,800 Seafarers Have Been Abandoned in the Last 20 Years

RightShip: 8,800 Seafarers Have Been Abandoned in the Last 20 Years

By Andrew Roberts
July 11, 2022
Imagine being on the deck of a ship, sunny skies above, the gentle lapping of waves at the hull. It might be attractive to begin with, but then imagine that day stretching into weeks, then months. Add...
Executive Achievement: Hal Hockema, Chairman of Hockema Group

Executive Achievement: Hal Hockema, Chairman of Hockema Group

By Jack O'Connell
July 10, 2022
Entrepreneur Hockema endorsed the “work from home” lifestyle long before it became fashionable, founding his boutique naval architecture firm 25 years ago in Seattle. Today, he and his like-minded col...
Photos: First Modern U.S.-Built Great Lakes Bulk Carrier Begins Trials

Photos: First Modern U.S.-Built Great Lakes Bulk Carrier Begins Trials

By The Maritime Executive
July 7, 2022
Just shy of three years since the first steel was cut and two years after assembly began, the first Great Lakes bulk carrier to be built in the U.S. in more than 35 years recently completed her first...

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