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Using Liquid Air for Energy Storage and Maritime Propulsion

Using Liquid Air for Energy Storage and Maritime Propulsion

By Harry Valentine
August 16, 2020
In the area of renewable energy vessel propulsion, the scale of maritime vessel technology allows for application of grid-scale energy storage technologies that would otherwise be impractical for road...
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Training Program for the Emerging Offshore Wind Industry

By The Maritime Executive
August 14, 2020
With the rapid growth in the emerging offshore wind industry expected to continue there is a growing need for qualified, trainer personnel. A new partnership between the National Offshore Wind Institu...
Interview: Challenges and Opportunities of the Northern Sea Route

Interview: Challenges and Opportunities of the Northern Sea Route

By Nadezhda Malysheva
August 14, 2020
Igor Tonkovidov, President & CEO of SCF Group, recently spoke with PortNews IAA's Nadezhda Malysheva about how the company facilitates the development of navigation along the Northern Sea Route and ho...
Plaquemines Port Signs LOI on Proposed Container Mega-Terminal

Plaquemines Port Signs LOI on Proposed Container Mega-Terminal

By The Maritime Executive
August 13, 2020
Plaquemines Port has signed a letter of intent with several potential partners to develop a new greenfield container terminal in Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana, about 50 miles inland from the U.S. Gulf...
Mauritius Reports Further Progress With Wrecked Bulker Wakashio

Mauritius Reports Further Progress With Wrecked Bulker Wakashio

By The Maritime Executive
August 12, 2020
Mauritius continues to report progress working with the grounded bulker Wakashio that has been leaking oil into the environmentally sensitive area. According to the latest reports, the prime minister...
Mauritius Spill: Salvors Stop Grounded Bulker's Fuel Leak

Mauritius Spill: Salvors Stop Grounded Bulker's Fuel Leak

By The Maritime Executive
August 10, 2020
Reports from Mauritius indicate that the efforts to control oil leaking from the grounded bulk carrier Wakashio have for the moment been successful while frantic efforts continue along the coastline t...
Project to Deepen Mississippi River Improves Access for Large Ships

Project to Deepen Mississippi River Improves Access for Large Ships

By The Maritime Executive
August 7, 2020
An agreement has been reached to begin work on deepening the Mississippi River stretching from the mouth of the river at the Gulf of Mexico north to Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The project will deepen the...
New US-Canada Aluminum Tariffs to Hurt Shipbuilders

New US-Canada Aluminum Tariffs to Hurt Shipbuilders

By The Maritime Executive
August 7, 2020
The United States and Canada are renewing their trade war over aluminum, a move that will directly impact the shipbuilding industry. While there is no specific information on how much aluminum is used...
Unique Sail Cruise Ship Under Construction Gets Her Masts

Unique Sail Cruise Ship Under Construction Gets Her Masts

By The Maritime Executive
August 6, 2020
While much of the cruise industry remains shut down, work is proceeding in Spain on one of the more unique cruise ships currently under construction.  Sea Cloud Cruises of Germany is building a new 45...
Federal Court Blocks Offshore Aquaculture in U.S. Gulf of Mexico

Federal Court Blocks Offshore Aquaculture in U.S. Gulf of Mexico

By The Maritime Executive
August 5, 2020
In a decision issued Monday, the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals struck down the Trump administration's attempt to permit offshore aquaculture installations in federal waters, citing statutory limit...

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