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How Container Ships Got so Big, and Why They're Causing Problems

How Container Ships Got so Big, and Why They're Causing Problems

By The Conversation
April 1, 2021
[By Evangelos Boulougouris] The six-day blockage of the Suez Canal by a megaship named Ever Given came to an end on March 29 after salvage teams used dredging and tug boats to heave the vessel back...
Powerful Winds Prompt Cape Town to Consider Moving its Seaport

Powerful Winds Prompt Cape Town to Consider Moving its Seaport

By Harry Valentine
April 1, 2021
During the final week of March 2021, elected municipal officials from the City of Cape Town, South Africa asked the nation’s national ports authority to relocate the container terminal from Table Bay...
What Will it Take to Meet the White House's Offshore Wind Targets?

What Will it Take to Meet the White House's Offshore Wind Targets?

By The Conversation
March 31, 2021
[By Erin Baker and Matthew Lackner] The United States’ offshore wind industry is tiny, with just seven wind turbines operating off Rhode Island and Virginia. The few attempts to build large-scale w...
Are Renewables a True Threat to Oil’s Long-Standing Reign?

Are Renewables a True Threat to Oil’s Long-Standing Reign?

By Riley Cooper
March 31, 2021
The pandemic has possibly provided the catalyst needed to accelerate a global shift toward renewable sources of energy by bringing this topic to the top of the agenda of discussions held by political...
Maritime Executive

Orsted Proposes Hydrogen Hub Combining Offshore Wind at North Sea Port

By The Maritime Executive
March 31, 2021
Orsted, the Danish energy company that has been aggressively pursuing offshore energy, announced new plans for one of the world’s largest renewable hydrogen plants. Know as SeaH2Land, the massive proj...
MSC: Knock-On Effects of Suez Shutdown May Last for Months

MSC: Knock-On Effects of Suez Shutdown May Last for Months

By The Maritime Executive
March 30, 2021
The grounded boxship Ever Given has been refloated and removed from the southern section of the Suez Canal, and she is anchored in the Great Bitter Lake for a damage inspection.  Traffic has resume...
Maritime Executive

MARAD to Award $230M in 2021 Port Grants Including Wind Infrastructure

By The Maritime Executive
March 30, 2021
The U.S. Maritime Administration announced that it will begin accepting applications for its annual Port Infrastructure Development Program which provides grant funding for port and intermodal infrast...
Nexans and Bureau Veritas Partner on Offshore Wind Projects

Nexans and Bureau Veritas Partner on Offshore Wind Projects

By The Maritime Executive
March 30, 2021
Bureau Veritas (BV), a world leader in testing, inspection, and certification, and Nexans, a global player in electrification, have signed a partnership agreement to reduce risk and promote best pract...
MOL and Enviva Exploring Bulk Carrier Designs to Reduce Emissions

MOL and Enviva Exploring Bulk Carrier Designs to Reduce Emissions

By The Maritime Executive
March 30, 2021
Japan’s Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) is continuing its effort to develop new generations of shipping designed to meet the challenges of reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. In its newest effort, MOL...
In It for the Long Haul

In It for the Long Haul

By Kongsberg Maritime
March 29, 2021
Until recently, Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) operations have been viewed as a logical next step from those carried out with Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs). Launched from a ship, AUVs can aut...

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