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(Video) World's Largest Passenger Square Rigger Starts Service in 2021

(Video) World's Largest Passenger Square Rigger Starts Service in 2021

By The Maritime Executive
July 2, 2020
In a sign of optimism for the future of cruising, a new company recently announced plans to start operations in May 2021 sailing the world’s largest square-rigged passenger sailing ship. Named Tradewi...
Do Maritime Authorities Have a Role in the Digitalization of Shipping?

Do Maritime Authorities Have a Role in the Digitalization of Shipping?

By Mikael Lind and Mikael Renz
July 2, 2020
The ports of the world have an important role in enabling sustainable transport through the combination of multiple transport means. In this regard, a port needs to be seen as a transhipment hub cater...
National Hurricane Center Hosts its First Webinars for Mariners

National Hurricane Center Hosts its First Webinars for Mariners

By The Maritime Executive
July 1, 2020
Next week, the National Hurricane Center will be hosting its first-ever live webinars on weather forecasting geared toward blue water mariners. The two sessions are available for up to 250 mariners at...
Norsepower Debuts "Tiltable" Rotor Sail

Norsepower Debuts "Tiltable" Rotor Sail

By The Maritime Executive
June 29, 2020
The Flettner rotor manufacturer Norsepower has reached an agreement with North Sea ro-ro cargo vessel operator SEA-CARGO for the installation of two "tiltable" rotor sails. The 35-meter rotors will be...
Maritime Executive

Coronavirus Delays Hope of Fishing Subsidies Deal

By Dialogue Earth
June 28, 2020
[By Fermín Koop] Recognizing the problem of overfishing, the 164 member countries of the World Trade Organization (WTO) have been trying for more than two decades to reach an agreement on eliminati...
UK - US Agriculture Trade War?

UK - US Agriculture Trade War?

By Daniela Stratulativ
June 26, 2020
Currently, the UK is negotiating trade agreements with the US, the EU, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan. Australia and New Zealand also started trade negotiations with the EU in 2018. The UK is facin...
Dutch Safety Board: ULCVs Risk Bottom Contact in Specific Conditions

Dutch Safety Board: ULCVs Risk Bottom Contact in Specific Conditions

By The Maritime Executive
June 26, 2020
The Dutch Safety Board has completed its investigation into the large-scale cargo loss from the boxship MSC Zoe off the Wadden Islands last year. As a follow-on to the casualty investigation, the boar...
Maritime Executive

Ports of Auckland Seeks to Deepen Shipping Channel for Growth

By The Maritime Executive
June 25, 2020
Like many ports around the world, Auckland, New Zealand is finding itself challenged to deal with the increasing size of modern vessels. Ports of Auckland recently applied to the Auckland Council f...
U.S. Coast Guard and NTSB Investigate Container Incident in Hawaii

U.S. Coast Guard and NTSB Investigate Container Incident in Hawaii

By The Maritime Executive
June 23, 2020
The U.S. Coast Guard and the National Transportation Safety Board are investigating an incident during which at least 20 shipping containers fell into the ocean near Hilo, Hawaii. Pictures and acco...
Two-in-one Solution Trounces 'Tandem Machine' Approach

Two-in-one Solution Trounces 'Tandem Machine' Approach

By The Maritime Executive
June 23, 2020
Mulling a drive-train investment for a newbuilding or vessel upgrade? You might have been considering two motors running in tandem, but in my opinion there’s a much better way to save fuel, space and...

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