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Damen and HST Sign Contract for Second FCS 2710 at WindEnergy Hamburg

By The Maritime Executive

September 27, 2018

On 26th September, Damen Shipyards Group signed a contract with High Speed Transfers (HST) during WindEnergy Hamburg for a Fast Crew Supplier (FCS) 2710. This is HST’s second FCS 2710 since becoming t...

Singapore Navy Commissions New Vessels, Training Facility

By The Maritime Executive

September 27, 2018

The Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN) has commissioned two littoral mission vessels RSS Justice and RSS Indomitable and opened a simulation center for training crews of the vessels at Tuas Naval Base....

Iridium to Provide Satcom Service for The Ocean Cleanup

By The Maritime Executive

September 25, 2018

Iridium Communications Inc. announced today that it has been selected as the preferred provider of satellite communications services for The Ocean Cleanup, the non-profit organization deploying advanc...

Boskalis Uses Biofuel Blend on Offshore Wind Project

By The Maritime Executive

September 25, 2018

Royal Boskalis Westminster N.V. will use a biofuel blend on the project to install the export cable to the Borssele offshore wind farm in a move to promote sustainability. The Borssele Alpha proje...

Kongsberg Helps OHT with Unique Heavy Lift Capability

By The Maritime Executive

September 25, 2018

Kongsberg Maritime has secured an approximately $13 million contract to equip a new heavy lift crane vessel for Offshore Heavy Transport (OHT) with an appropriately innovative technology suite. The ve...

Traders Warn of Oil Price Spike Due to Iranian Sanctions

By The Maritime Executive

September 24, 2018

Oil traders with Mercuria and Trafigura warned Monday that U.S. sanctions on Iran could take two million barrels of crude per day off the market, leading prices to spike as high as $100 per barrel by...

The Last of the Coast Guard's MIAs

By William Thiesen

September 24, 2018

Last week saw the annual observance of the National Prisoner of War/Missing in Action Recognition Day. Of the service’s three known MIAs, two may still be frozen in Greenland’s ice cap. Like many s...

USCG Restricts Traffic to Reduce Risk of Coal Ash Discharge

By The Maritime Executive

September 24, 2018

On Saturday, the Coast Guard Captain of the Port in Charleston, South Carolina declared a safety zone on the Waccamaw River at the town of Conway, where flood waters have overtopped a defunct coal ash...

Murmansk Port Experiments with Screens to Control Coal Dust

By Anna Kireeva and Charles Digges

September 21, 2018

Officials at the Murmansk Commercial Seaport are taking another shot at reducing the smog of soot that wafts into the city every time port workers load a ship full of coal bound for export to other co...

Military Relief Effort for Hurricane Florence Winds Down

By The Maritime Executive

September 21, 2018

The U.S. Department of Defense is winding down its response effort for Hurricane Florence and returning some personnel to their home stations, allowing them to resume their normal missions. Many of th...

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