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Inatech’s ShiptechLite Helps Segment Hit Hardest by Covid-19 Fallout

Inatech’s ShiptechLite Helps Segment Hit Hardest by Covid-19 Fallout

By The Maritime Executive
September 16, 2020
As small- to mid-size shipping companies recover from the disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic, Glencore’s Inatech has responded to market demand with a new version of its Shiptech bunker fu...
Sri Lanka Seeks Compensation and Will Charge New Diamond's Captain

Sri Lanka Seeks Compensation and Will Charge New Diamond's Captain

By The Maritime Executive
September 16, 2020
Sri Lanka confirmed that it will seek compensation for the firefighting efforts and is also planning to bring charges against the captain of the burnt-out VLCC the New Diamond. Speaking to the media t...
Marine-i Supports Development of Platform for Floating Offshore Wind

Marine-i Supports Development of Platform for Floating Offshore Wind

By The Maritime Executive
September 16, 2020
A platform designed to aid in the building and launching of floating wind turbines is being researched and tested with support from Marine-i. Part funded by the European Regional Development Fund,...
Daring Rescues by COSCO Boxship and Coast Guard Due to Hurricane Sally

Daring Rescues by COSCO Boxship and Coast Guard Due to Hurricane Sally

By The Maritime Executive
September 16, 2020
As tropical storm Sally passed by Florida and began to gain strength into a powerful hurricane it placed several sailors in distress prompting rescues. COSCO Shipping Lines' container ship COSCO Ma...
Crowley Completes Challenging Fuel Delivery to Shemya Island

Crowley Completes Challenging Fuel Delivery to Shemya Island

By The Maritime Executive
September 16, 2020
Crowley successfully lightered and delivered nearly four million gallons of military specification fuel to Eareckson Air Station on the Aleutian Island of Shemya in Alaska, overcoming challenges that...
Wilhelmsen Takes Stake in Offshore Wind Service Firm

Wilhelmsen Takes Stake in Offshore Wind Service Firm

By The Maritime Executive
September 16, 2020
Wilhelmsen is investing in the wind farm service sector by taking a 25 percent stake in Edda Wind, an operator of maintenance service vessels for offshore wind developments. Norwegian shipowner Østens...
Hurricane Sally Weakens, Slows and Changes Course

Hurricane Sally Weakens, Slows and Changes Course

By The Maritime Executive
September 15, 2020
Hurricane Sally is weakening as it approaches the U.S. Gulf Coast, and its track has shifted further eastward. It is now expected to make landfall along the coastline of Alabama or the western Florida...
Video: Newest US Coast Guard Cutter Undergoes Sea Trials

Video: Newest US Coast Guard Cutter Undergoes Sea Trials

By The Maritime Executive
September 15, 2020
The US Coast Guard’s newest vessel, the national security cutter Stone, recently completed sea trials in the Gulf of Mexico. Being built at Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula, Mississippi, the Stone i...
Master Pleads Guilty to Leaving Port With Known Engine Problems

Master Pleads Guilty to Leaving Port With Known Engine Problems

By The Maritime Executive
September 15, 2020
The captain and chief engineer of the log carrier Funing have pleaded guilty to charges that they knowingly left the port of Tauranga, New Zealand with a malfunctioning engine. The vessel partially lo...
Shippers Look for Better Security Solutions for the "New Normal"

Shippers Look for Better Security Solutions for the "New Normal"

By 7PSolutions
September 15, 2020
Sponsored by 7PSolutions “Containerized cargo is the single largest security vulnerability in maritime shipping. Recent consolidation in the maritime shipping industry, along with freefalling shipp...

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