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Dutch Company Proposes Sailing Ships as Emissions Solution

Dutch Company Proposes Sailing Ships as Emissions Solution

By The Maritime Executive
February 15, 2021
A Dutch cargo company working to develop a fleet of zero-emission sail-powered cargo ships has released a Life Cycle Analysis (LCA), which examines the impact sail cargo ships could have on the transp...
Green Yard Kleven to Convert Hurtigruten Cruise Ship as Work Expands

Green Yard Kleven to Convert Hurtigruten Cruise Ship as Work Expands

By The Maritime Executive
February 15, 2021
The Kleven shipyard in Norway has received its second significant contract since emerging out of bankruptcy in 2020. Acquired by Green Yard, the goal was to relaunch the shipyard focusing on the growt...
Money in the Wind

Money in the Wind

By Paul Benecki
February 14, 2021
In November 1947, the world's first real offshore oil well entered service off the coast of Louisiana, ushering in an entirely new industry. It was a line of business that hadn't been seen before, and...
Shoreham Port Launches Plan for Green Hydrogen Plant

Shoreham Port Launches Plan for Green Hydrogen Plant

By The Maritime Executive
February 14, 2021
Shoreham Port, the commercial seaport just west of Brighton on the UK's southern coastline, has announced a partnership with a local startup to build a 20-megawatt electrolysis plant adjacent to the p...
TECO 2030 Signs Strategic Cooperation Agreement with Slåttland

TECO 2030 Signs Strategic Cooperation Agreement with Slåttland

By The Maritime Executive
February 12, 2021
TECO 2030 ASA (OSE-Ticker: TECO) is pleased to announce a partnership with the Slåttland Group in Norway to explore cooperation possibilities within a range of emission-reducing projects, including hy...
Two Killed When Canadian Tugboat Capsizes in Bad Weather

Two Killed When Canadian Tugboat Capsizes in Bad Weather

By The Maritime Executive
February 12, 2021
Canadian authorities responded to a tragic tugboat accident in British Columbia early on Thursday morning. Two men working on the tugboat were killed when the vessel capsized while a third was rescued...
Port of Rotterdam Studies Potential for Large Green Hydrogen Plant

Port of Rotterdam Studies Potential for Large Green Hydrogen Plant

By The Maritime Executive
February 12, 2021
Believing there will be strong demand for sustainable hydrogen from the shipping industry and businesses in the region, the Port of Rotterdam and German energy company Uniper are starting a feasibilit...
Michelin Commits to Shipping Product Transatlantic on Sail Cargo Ship

Michelin Commits to Shipping Product Transatlantic on Sail Cargo Ship

By The Maritime Executive
February 11, 2021
France’s Michelin Group joined a growing number of global brands committing to use a sail-powered carbon-free shipping alternative for its products. Michelin announced that has signed a letter of comm...
New World’s Largest Wind Turbine as Offshore Wind Scale-Up Continues

New World’s Largest Wind Turbine as Offshore Wind Scale-Up Continues

By The Maritime Executive
February 11, 2021
Offshore wind projects and turbine manufacturers are continuing the race to scale up their projects to meet global power requirements. Seeking to increase efficiency and lower costs, manufacturers are...
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U.S. Coast Guard Calls on Ports to Report Exposure to SolarWinds Hack

By The Maritime Executive
February 11, 2021
The U.S. Coast Guard is calling on port and terminal operators to self-report if they have been exposed to the massive SolarWinds hack, which compromised the computer networks of about 18,000 public a...

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