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COVID-19 Mitigation for the Maritime and Offshore Industries

COVID-19 Mitigation for the Maritime and Offshore Industries

By Martin Petricic, Gareth Burton and Rear Admiral Joyce Johnson
September 22, 2020
  The impact of the global Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted how marine and offshore assets can be affected by infectious disease risks just as readily as land-based facilities.   Where infec...
Mexican Government Seizes Product Tanker in Fuel Theft Bust

Mexican Government Seizes Product Tanker in Fuel Theft Bust

By The Maritime Executive
September 21, 2020
On Sunday, Mexico's Office of the Attorney General (FGR) and the Mexican Navy seized a product tanker at the port of Veracruz for alleged involvement in the transportation of stolen fuel.  In Mexic...
Multiple Ports Close as Tropical Storm Beta Approaches Texas

Multiple Ports Close as Tropical Storm Beta Approaches Texas

By The Maritime Executive
September 20, 2020
Tropical Storm Beta is set to become the third named cyclonic storm to make landfall on the U.S. Gulf Coast in a month and the ninth named storm to arrive on U.S. shores this season. The World Meteoro...
Photos: Royal Navy, U.S. Coast Guard Team Up on Three Drug Busts

Photos: Royal Navy, U.S. Coast Guard Team Up on Three Drug Busts

By The Maritime Executive
September 20, 2020
Earlier this month, a team of Royal Navy sailors, Royal Marines and the U.S. Coast Guard team on board the Royal Fleet Auxiliary support ship RFA Argus hauled in 11 bales of cocaine weighing nearly 36...
In Memoriam: Knut Utstein Kloster - Pioneer of Modern Cruising

In Memoriam: Knut Utstein Kloster - Pioneer of Modern Cruising

By Allan E. Jordan
September 20, 2020
Knut Utstein Kloster, one of the true pioneers of the modern cruise industry, passed away on September 20, 2020 at the age of 91. In the 1960s, he built a deluxe ferry called the Sunward and took a...
IUMI: Offshore Energy Insurance Sector Beginning to Harden Post-Covid

IUMI: Offshore Energy Insurance Sector Beginning to Harden Post-Covid

By The Maritime Executive
September 18, 2020
At today’s session of the IUMI (International Union of Marine Insurance) annual conference, delegates heard that the offshore energy sector was continuing to suffer from a depressed oil price. Reduced...
Capacity Building Must be a Focus as Sea Piracy Expands

Capacity Building Must be a Focus as Sea Piracy Expands

By Prof. Brandon Prins
September 18, 2020
ReCAAP published its half-yearly report in July warning of a dangerous increase in pirate attacks in Asia. The organization reported 51 total incidents from January through June. This represents an 82...
"Hitchhiking Seeds" Pose Risk, Say Researchers at Savannah Port

"Hitchhiking Seeds" Pose Risk, Say Researchers at Savannah Port

By The Maritime Executive
September 17, 2020
The accidental importation of invasive plants and insects aboard arriving ships and their cargos is a concern for ports and the authorities that seek to control the spread of potentially harmful arriv...
Keeping Ship Agents and Shipbrokers up to Pace

Keeping Ship Agents and Shipbrokers up to Pace

By Mikael Lind et al.
September 17, 2020
[By Mikael Lind, Jonathan C. Williams, Sue Probert and Juan Carlos Croston] Digitalization offers opportunities for actors to be part of emerging information sharing communities that transcend the...
Archaeologists Identify Steamship Used to Transport Enslaved Mayans

Archaeologists Identify Steamship Used to Transport Enslaved Mayans

By The Maritime Executive
September 16, 2020
Researchers with Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) have identified the first known wreck of a vessel used in the Mayan slave trade, the 19th-century human trafficking ente...

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