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Export Row

By Tom Peters
May 24, 2021
Old Man Winter added insult to injury when a blast of icy weather hit Texas and the Gulf Coast in February resulting in the shutdown, either controlled or forced, of several refineries and petrochemic...
Scottish Port Seeks to Become Hub for Hydrogen in UK

Scottish Port Seeks to Become Hub for Hydrogen in UK

By The Maritime Executive
May 24, 2021
Plans are advancing for the development of a hydrogen hub and transshipment port in northern Scotland. The terms of a memorandum of understanding between the Port of Cromarty Firth, located near Inver...
JERA Tests Promising Marine Fuel as a Replacement for Coal

JERA Tests Promising Marine Fuel as a Replacement for Coal

By The Maritime Executive
May 24, 2021
In a sign of potential supply challenges for the maritime industry, Japanese electrical utility JERA has launched a pilot project using one of shipping's most promising future fuels in a shoreside pow...
Plan to Locate 40GW UK Wind Farm off Iceland to Diversify Wind Source

Plan to Locate 40GW UK Wind Farm off Iceland to Diversify Wind Source

By The Maritime Executive
May 24, 2021
Plans were announced for Britain’s first captive wind farm to be located in overseas territorial waters. The HIP Atlantic Project would install 10GW of fixed and floating wind turbines in the North At...
Ørsted Launches Its First Renewable Hydrogen Project

Ørsted Launches Its First Renewable Hydrogen Project

By The Maritime Executive
May 24, 2021
Dan Jørgensen, Denmark's Minister for Climate, Energy, and Utilities, led the inauguration ceremony for Ørsted's groundbreaking H2RES project last week, marking the launch of onsite work on Ørsted's f...
Death Toll in Indian Floatel Barge Capsizing Reaches 66

Death Toll in Indian Floatel Barge Capsizing Reaches 66

By The Maritime Executive
May 23, 2021
The Indian Navy is still searching for nine missing crewmembers of the accommodations barge P305, which went down during Cyclone Tauktae last week with 261 people aboard.  186 crewmembers were resc...
Ever Given's Owner Places Blame on SCA for Disruptive Grounding

Ever Given's Owner Places Blame on SCA for Disruptive Grounding

By The Maritime Executive
May 23, 2021
Shoei Kisen Kaisha, the owner of the now-famous boxship Ever Given, is pushing back against the Suez Canal Authority by seeking compensation for the vessel's ongoing detention.  The SCA has filed a...
First Named Storm of 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season is 10 Days Early

First Named Storm of 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season is 10 Days Early

By Kristopher Karnauskas
May 23, 2021
[By Kristopher Karnauskas] As summer in the Northern Hemisphere approaches, forecasters begin watching every bout of rainy weather between the Gulf of Mexico and Africa. Each counterclockwise swirl...
RWE and National Grid Jointly Pursuing Entry into U.S. Offshore Wind

RWE and National Grid Jointly Pursuing Entry into U.S. Offshore Wind

By The Maritime Executive
May 21, 2021
The Biden administration is expected to accelerate efforts to develop offshore wind farms in the coming months and one of the most lucrative contacts that are moving toward auction is for sections of...
Seaowl Plans Unmanned Fleet for Offshore Inspection Services

Seaowl Plans Unmanned Fleet for Offshore Inspection Services

By The Maritime Executive
May 20, 2021
Marine and offshore service provider Seaowl is setting out on a new technological journey. Seeking to dispense with the cost of chartering large OSVs and their crews for subsea services, Seaowl has de...

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