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Long-Term Test of Rotor Sail on Passenger Ferry Completed

Long-Term Test of Rotor Sail on Passenger Ferry Completed

By The Maritime Executive
April 26, 2021
The first long-term test of a rotor sail fitted on a passenger ferry is coming to an end after three years aboard Viking Line’s Viking Grace. According to both the line and the technology company, the...
Orsted and ATP Team Up to Bid on World's First "Energy Island"

Orsted and ATP Team Up to Bid on World's First "Energy Island"

By Ankur Kundu
April 26, 2021
The world's biggest offshore wind farm developer, Orsted, has announced plans to bid on a tender for the world's first energy island – a manmade receiving station for offshore wind power in the North...
Developing Command and Control for Unmanned Vessels

Developing Command and Control for Unmanned Vessels

By Gemini News
April 25, 2021
[By Idun Haugan] Norway is taking the helm to develop technology that will be used to send unmanned vessels to sea on assignments without a crew on board. The researchers face some daunting chal...
Future Carbon-Free Thermal Energy and Ship Propulsion

Future Carbon-Free Thermal Energy and Ship Propulsion

By Harry Valentine
April 25, 2021
The maritime sector seeks to reduce carbon emissions using ammonia, methanol, hydrogen and battery power and even liquefied air as the basis for propulsion. While solar, wind, ocean current and wave p...
Sri Lanka Ejects Ship Carrying Radioactive Cargo for China

Sri Lanka Ejects Ship Carrying Radioactive Cargo for China

By Ankur Kundu
April 25, 2021
Last week was eventful for Sri Lanka’s maritime authorities: on Tuesday night, a ship carrying a radioactive cargo bound for China entered Sri Lanka’s waters and berthed at the port of Hambantota - wi...
Maritime Executive

How 100 Giant Companies Dominate the Ocean Economy

By Dialogue Earth
April 25, 2021
[By Jean-Baptiste Jouffray] Humanity has depended on the ocean for millennia. But the extent and diversity of today’s ocean use is unprecedented. Many ocean-based industries are growing faster than...
The Ocean is Becoming More Stable - And That May Not Be a Good Thing

The Ocean is Becoming More Stable - And That May Not Be a Good Thing

By Phil Hosegood
April 25, 2021
If you’ve ever been seasick, “stable” may be the last word you associate with the ocean. But as global temperatures rise, the world’s oceans are technically becoming more stable. When scientists ta...
Ever Given – What Happens Now?

Ever Given – What Happens Now?

By Philip Teoh
April 25, 2021
The containership Ever Given ran aground while transiting the Suez Canal on March 23, 2021, lodging herself against both banks of the waterway. The blockage caused vessels backed up in the Mediterrane...
Gould Services Provides Assembly and Lift Operations for DEME Project

Gould Services Provides Assembly and Lift Operations for DEME Project

By The Maritime Executive
April 23, 2021
Deme Project Saint Nazaire Offshore Windfarm Gould Heavy Lift Services and DEME have successfully performed the load-in, assembly, and  preparations for load out of the new Offshore Drill Equipment fo...
ABS Releases Detailed Analysis of Alternative Fuel "Value Chain"

ABS Releases Detailed Analysis of Alternative Fuel "Value Chain"

By The Maritime Executive
April 22, 2021
Just in time for Earth Day, the American Bureau of Shipping has released a comprehensive well-to-wake analysis of all commonly-proposed alternative marine fuels, including a detailed re-examination of...

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