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100 Companies Account for More Than Half of the "Blue Economy"

100 Companies Account for More Than Half of the "Blue Economy"

March 7, 2021
The volume of goods transported by container shipping each year has quadrupled since 2000, and about 600,000 submarine cables have been laid on the seafloor in that time, which now carry almost all in...
Maritime Executive

Mechanical Power Transfer for Wind Turbine Powered Boats

By Harry Valentine
March 5, 2021
Several advances have occurred in mechanical power transfer technology with potential application in wind turbine powered boats, offering higher efficiency and extended service life. These advances ar...
Valencia Launches Real-Time Analysis of Port Environment

Valencia Launches Real-Time Analysis of Port Environment

By The Maritime Executive
March 5, 2021
The Port of Valencia on Spain’s east coast launched a real-time monitoring and analyzing program for air quality, noise, and weather conditions in the port starting in 2021. The two environmental cont...
Maritime Executive

Tidewater Forecasts Improving Market Conditions for Offshore Sector

By The Maritime Executive
March 5, 2021
Tidewater, one of the largest operators of offshore vessels servicing the oil and gas industry, is predicting that the worst of the market downturn is over and expects to see a recovery in the second...
Impunity and Incompetence Fuel Seahorse Smuggling From Mexico to China

Impunity and Incompetence Fuel Seahorse Smuggling From Mexico to China

By Dialogue Earth
March 5, 2021
[By Naguales and Joanne Lee] On July 19, 2018, Zhen Daquan boarded a flight in Belize bound for Shanghai, passing through Mexico City. When Zhen checked his luggage at Mexico City International Air...
USCG: Poor Calculations May Have Put Scandies Rose in Harm's Way

USCG: Poor Calculations May Have Put Scandies Rose in Harm's Way

By The Maritime Executive
March 5, 2021
The fishing vessel Scandies Rose went down in the Gulf of Alaska in rough weather in December 2019. Recent testimony at a Marine Board of Investigation hearing has focused on ice buildup - especially...
Shipping’s CO2 Emissions Fell in 2020 due to Impact of Pandemic

Shipping’s CO2 Emissions Fell in 2020 due to Impact of Pandemic

By The Maritime Executive
March 5, 2021
The global shipping industry’s CO2 emissions reportedly fell in 2020. The slight decline was led by a reduction in emissions in the largest shipping categories from containerships. However it was larg...
Maritime Executive

Digital Perils: Socially Engineered Attacks in Maritime Cybersecurity

March 5, 2021
[By Leonid Vashchenko] Maritime digital transformation is in its most rapid and turbulent era. Such a transformation offers substantial advantages and benefits, but with commensurate risks in the c...
Extend Your Crews’ Senses With Automation

Extend Your Crews’ Senses With Automation

By Wärtsilä Voyage
March 5, 2021
You utter “automation,” and everyone is immediately transposed to a sci-fi future where robots rule the world, cars fly and crewless ships sail the world’s oceans. Even within the marine industry,...
ABS Publishes Landmark U.S. Offshore Wind Report

ABS Publishes Landmark U.S. Offshore Wind Report

By The Maritime Executive
March 5, 2021
ABS has published an industry-leading report evaluating the U.S. offshore wind industry’s readiness to deliver the 40 gigawatts of offshore wind capacity the International Energy Agency estimates will...

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