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Errant Cruise Ship Forces SpaceX to Scrub Launch at Cape Canaveral

By The Maritime Executive

January 31, 2022

Port Canaveral likes to highlight its role as nexus where space flight and cruise ships converge, but it became a little too close for comfort yesterday forcing SpaceX mission control to abort a launc...

Feasibility Study on Retrofitting Ammonia for Deep-Sea Bulkers

By The Maritime Executive

January 31, 2022

A new project is getting underway in Norway focusing on the challenges and feasibility of retrofitting existing vessels to operate on ammonia. The project is the latest in a series of initiatives laun...

Video: Rescue of Crew from Drifting Bulker After Hitting Tanker

By The Maritime Executive

January 31, 2022

Dutch and Belgian rescue services successfully removed 18 crew members from a Maltese-flagged bulk carrier that was drifting off the coast of the Netherlands after colliding with a chemical tanker and...

Autonomous Docking: An Elegant Solution to a Complex Problem

January 31, 2022

As disruptive as the smartphone was fifteen years ago, smart ship technologies will revolutionize ship design and marine vessel operations. Autonomous docking and positioning for ships is the maritime...

Blakeley BoatWorks Delivers M/V Green Wave to Plimsoll Marine

By The Maritime Executive

January 31, 2022

[By: The Cooper Group] In December 2021 Blakeley BoatWorks successfully completed construction of M/V Green Wave, a fully compliant, state-of-the-art Subchapter M inland push boat. Owned by Plimsol...

AWS Wave Energy Converter Arrives in Orkney for EMEC Demo

By The Maritime Executive

January 31, 2022

[By: AWS Ocean Energy] A new wave energy converter, developed by Inverness-based AWS Ocean Energy, has arrived in Orkney ahead of its imminent deployment at the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC)...

Spotted: U.S. 5th Fleet Tests a Sail-Powered USV in Persian Gulf

By The Maritime Executive

January 30, 2022

The U.S. Navy is seeing success in trials of small unmanned surface vessels in the Middle East, particularly a militarized version of the ubiquitous Saildrone, a self-sailing instrument platform which...

Crystal Serenity Refused Entry to Aruba as Crystal Cruises Winds Down

By The Maritime Executive

January 30, 2022

After parent company Genting Hong Kong filed for liquidation earlier this month, Genting's Crystal Cruises brand has been winding down its commercial operations - and moving to avoid at least one vess...

RWE Wins Contract for One-Gigawatt Wind Farm Off Denmark

By The Maritime Executive

January 30, 2022

Germany energy company RWE has won a $2.3 billion contract to build the Thor offshore wind farm in Denmark, which will have a capacity to generate 1.0 GW of power. It will be built without any subsidi...

Design for WTIV that Lifts Feeder Barge Gets ABS Approval

By The Maritime Executive

January 30, 2022

Designers are working to create new solutions to help support the anticipated rapid expansion of the offshore energy sector which calls for an increasing number of wind farm installations on tight sch...

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