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New Zealand Requires Port Workers to Get Vaccinated

New Zealand Requires Port Workers to Get Vaccinated

By The Maritime Executive
July 12, 2021
At ports around the world, dockers have clamored for access to vaccines, with unions and terminal operators advocating for priority front-line worker status for longshoremen. The government of New Zea...
Edda Wind Orders Two More Offshore Wind Service Vessels From MacGregor

Edda Wind Orders Two More Offshore Wind Service Vessels From MacGregor

By The Maritime Executive
July 12, 2021
[By: MacGregor] Following the receipt of equipment orders for four offshore wind service vessels announced in May 2020, MacGregor, part of Cargotec, has received an additional order for another two...
Element 400 New Cutting Machine From Messer Cutting Systems

Element 400 New Cutting Machine From Messer Cutting Systems

By The Maritime Executive
July 12, 2021
[By: Messer] Messer Cutting Systems, a leading global manufacturer of oxyfuel, plasma, and fiberlaser thermal cutting machines, will be located in Booth A4968 at this year‘s Fabtech Expo located at...
First of New Damen Shoalbuster 3514 SD DP2 Class Named in Ceremony

First of New Damen Shoalbuster 3514 SD DP2 Class Named in Ceremony

By The Maritime Executive
July 12, 2021
[By: Damen] Recently a ceremony was held at Damen Shipyards Hardinxveld, to mark the naming of the first of a new model in the Damen Shoalbuster range. The ultra-shallow, Shoalbuster 3514 SD was ch...
Valenciaport Trains More Than 1,000 Logistics Professionals

Valenciaport Trains More Than 1,000 Logistics Professionals

By The Maritime Executive
July 11, 2021
Valenciaport has a secret weapon to guarantee its competitiveness in the present and in the future: training. The Port Authority of Valencia (APV) has been working for years on the creation of courses...
Ocean Microplastic Pollution Can Now Be Tracked By Satellite

Ocean Microplastic Pollution Can Now Be Tracked By Satellite

By Christopher Ruf
July 11, 2021
Plastic is the most common type of debris floating in the world’s oceans. Waves and sunlight break much of it down into smaller particles called microplastics – fragments less than five millimeters ac...
Ciramar and Fassmer Launch Dominicana Caribbean Shipyards

Ciramar and Fassmer Launch Dominicana Caribbean Shipyards

By The Maritime Executive
July 9, 2021
Ciramar Shipyards, a renowned company in the repair, maintenance, and construction of vessels, signed a strategic alliance with Fassmer Technical Projects, a division of Fassmer USA. The agreement...
Maritime Executive

Clandestine Cargo: Hiding U.S. Sealift in Plain Sight

July 8, 2021
[By Christian Morris and Heather Bacon-Shone] Insulated by oceans to the east and west, and friendly neighbors to the north and south, America will always have to concern itself with sealift when f...
Autonomous Vessel Completes Pacific Crossing to Hawaii Mapping Ocean

Autonomous Vessel Completes Pacific Crossing to Hawaii Mapping Ocean

By The Maritime Executive
July 8, 2021
After a voyage lasting 28 days and covering an estimated 2,250 nautical miles, an uncrewed, autonomous vessel mostly powered by wind and solar energy is arriving at the dock in Honolulu, Hawaii this a...
Tornado Strikes Key U.S. Navy Submarine Base in Georgia, Injuring 17

Tornado Strikes Key U.S. Navy Submarine Base in Georgia, Injuring 17

By The Maritime Executive
July 8, 2021
On Wednesday, more than a dozen people were injured when a tornado struck an on-base RV park at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay, one of the U.S. Navy's key nuclear submarine sustainment and repair faci...

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