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Liquid Organic Hydrogen Could Facilitate Hydrogen as Propulsion Fuel

Liquid Organic Hydrogen Could Facilitate Hydrogen as Propulsion Fuel

By The Maritime Executive
July 5, 2021
A new Norwegian-German partnership is proposing a solution for zero-emission shipping based on liquid organic hydrogen carrier which they believe can revolutionize the use of hydrogen as a marine fuel...
Video: Subsea Gas Leak Creates Roiling Pit of Fire in Gulf of Mexico

Video: Subsea Gas Leak Creates Roiling Pit of Fire in Gulf of Mexico

By The Maritime Executive
July 5, 2021
On Friday, a burst gas pipeline at an oil field off the coast of the Yucatan Peninsula caused a massive, roiling fire at the surface - a rare phenomenon for the offshore oil and gas industry.  Acco...
ABS Issues Second Offshore Wind Report Focused on U.S. Regulations

ABS Issues Second Offshore Wind Report Focused on U.S. Regulations

By The Maritime Executive
July 2, 2021
Safety and Compliance Insights: Understanding U.S. Regulations for Offshore Wind Vessels, is the latest report in our series on offshore wind that shares ABS’ industry-leading insight into U.S. vessel...
ZESTAs Holding Inaugural Three-Day “SHIP ZERO - Charging to True Zero”

ZESTAs Holding Inaugural Three-Day “SHIP ZERO - Charging to True Zero”

By The Maritime Executive
July 2, 2021
The Zero Emission Ship Technology Association (ZESTAs) has announced an in-person, three-day, workshop – “SHIP ZERO - Charging to ‘True Zero'” – an opportunity for the international shipping sector to...
Developing Integrated Renewable Energy Systems for Ships

Developing Integrated Renewable Energy Systems for Ships

By The Maritime Executive
July 2, 2021
Eco Marine Power (EMP) is a Japan-based technology company focusing on the development of renewable energy solutions for commercial ships. The company is developing integrated solar and wind power sys...
Merle Smith, First African-American USCG Academy Graduate, Dies at 76

Merle Smith, First African-American USCG Academy Graduate, Dies at 76

By U.S. Coast Guard News
July 2, 2021
A pioneer, commander, lawyer, athlete, husband, father, and friend are words that describe Cmdr. Merle Smith, Jr. The first African American Academy graduate from the U.S. Coast Guard Academy and offi...
Royal Caribbean Cruise Ship Assists Florida Search and Rescue Teams

Royal Caribbean Cruise Ship Assists Florida Search and Rescue Teams

By The Maritime Executive
July 2, 2021
The cruise ship Explorer of the Seas is the latest member of the team assisting in the efforts underway in Florida after a residential high-rise tower collapse. Owners of the cruise ship, Royal Caribb...
Coast Guard Prepares for Hurricane Elsa at South Florida Ports

Coast Guard Prepares for Hurricane Elsa at South Florida Ports

By The Maritime Executive
July 2, 2021
The Coast Guard Captain of the Port for Key West and Miami has declared port condition Whiskey for the Port of Key West and PortMiami. Tropical Storm Elsa has been upgraded to Hurricane Elsa, making i...
Cape Horn Engineering Refines Designs for Sail-Powered Cargo Ships

Cape Horn Engineering Refines Designs for Sail-Powered Cargo Ships

By The Maritime Executive
July 2, 2021
EcoClipper, a Dutch start-up company working to develop a fleet of zero-emission sail-powered cargo ships, is using 21st-century technology to perfect wind propulsion to provide sustainable transporta...
U.S. Strategic Sealift's Merchant Mariner Problem

U.S. Strategic Sealift's Merchant Mariner Problem

July 2, 2021
[By Geoffrey Brown] The first time I heard about Strategic Sealift was during my orientation as a civilian employee at U.S. Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM), three months after I started the job...

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