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U.S. Offshore Oil Sector Recovers Slowly After Hurricane Ida

By The Maritime Executive
September 8, 2021
Hurricane Ida's effects continue to hamper oil production in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, and some offshore oil and gas companies may be looking at weeks of assessment, repair and restart efforts to resum...
Siemens Gamesa Develops Recyclable Offshore Wind Turbine Blades 

Siemens Gamesa Develops Recyclable Offshore Wind Turbine Blades 

By The Maritime Executive
September 7, 2021
While the global focus is on the development and installation of wind turbines to increase the production of renewable energy, the manufacturers and operators are also considering the life cycle and h...
Denmark and Scandinavia’s Largest Offshore Wind Farm Enters Service

Denmark and Scandinavia’s Largest Offshore Wind Farm Enters Service

By The Maritime Executive
September 7, 2021
Scandinavia's largest offshore wind farm was inaugurated on September 6. The new Kriegers Flak offshore wind farm located in the Baltic Sea, off the coast of Denmark, represents a 156 percent increase...
Three-Wing Rig Design for Wind Propulsion Receives AiP from DNV

Three-Wing Rig Design for Wind Propulsion Receives AiP from DNV

By The Maritime Executive
September 7, 2021
Classification society DNV issued an Approval in Principle (AiP) for a unique, three-wing rig designed to provide wind propulsion to large ocean-going ships. According to UK-based Windship Technology,...
Two Cruise Ships Join New Orleans Hurricane Relief Efforts 

Two Cruise Ships Join New Orleans Hurricane Relief Efforts 

By The Maritime Executive
September 7, 2021
Two cruise ships have joined in the efforts to aid New Orleans and Louisiana in the recovery from the damage left behind from Hurricane Ida. The cruise industry has a long history of working with both...
Uniper and Port of Rotterdam Move Ahead With Green Hydrogen Plant

Uniper and Port of Rotterdam Move Ahead With Green Hydrogen Plant

By The Maritime Executive
September 6, 2021
The energy company Uniper has signed an MOU with the Port of Rotterdam Authority for developing the production of green hydrogen at Uniper's current location at Maasvlakte. The project builds on the f...
How an Eddy of Warm Water Turned Ida Into a Category 4 Hurricane

How an Eddy of Warm Water Turned Ida Into a Category 4 Hurricane

By The Conversation
September 5, 2021
As Hurricane Ida headed into the Gulf of Mexico, a team of scientists was closely watching a giant, slowly swirling pool of warm water directly ahead in its path. That warm pool, an eddy, was a warnin...
Norway Awards Grants for Offshore Wind Energy and Ammonia Bunkering

Norway Awards Grants for Offshore Wind Energy and Ammonia Bunkering

By The Maritime Executive
September 3, 2021
The Norwegian Government announced a series of new financial grants focusing on the development of sectors of green energy designed to support new technologies and build Norway’s leadership in the eme...
Despite Dire Predictions, Port Fourchon Reopens Swiftly

Despite Dire Predictions, Port Fourchon Reopens Swiftly

By The Maritime Executive
September 3, 2021
Despite expectations of heavy damage and a weeks-long shutdown, Port Fourchon has reopened just five days after the passage of Hurricane Ida.  The hurricane badly damaged roofs, buildings, power li...
HHI Advances Ammonia Designs, Prepares to Accelerate Efforts with IPO

HHI Advances Ammonia Designs, Prepares to Accelerate Efforts with IPO

By The Maritime Executive
September 3, 2021
South Korea’s Hyundai shipbuilding group announced another significant step in its efforts to develop ammonia propulsion systems for large ocean-going vessels. The advancement comes as the shipyard gr...

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