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Cruise Industry Sues Hawaii Saying “Green Fee” is Unconstitutional

Cruise Industry Sues Hawaii Saying “Green Fee” is Unconstitutional

By The Maritime Executive
September 1, 2025
The cruise industry has taken the unusual step of filing a lawsuit seeking to enjoin the enforcement of a new Hawaiian law that they claim is unconstitutional and will impose unreasonable fees on cr...
Pacific Island Nations are Divided Over Deep Sea Mining

Pacific Island Nations are Divided Over Deep Sea Mining

By The Conversation
August 31, 2025
  [By Kolaia Raisele and Aidan Craney] In recent years, Pacific island nations have earned global credibility as champions of climate action. Pacific leaders view sea level rise as an existentia...
Evolving Role for Ship Managers

Evolving Role for Ship Managers

By Allan E. Jordan
August 29, 2025
  Ship management is often identified as a tool for smaller fleets or individual shipowners to run their ships and keep up with the majors. The leading ship managers, however, say the practice is e...
DOT and MARAD Pull Nearly $700M in Port and Wind Terminal Grants

DOT and MARAD Pull Nearly $700M in Port and Wind Terminal Grants

By The Maritime Executive
August 29, 2025
The efforts to detail the U.S. offshore wind power industry are continuing with the US Department of Transportation and the Maritime Administration (MARAD) terminating and withdrawing nearly $700 mi...
North Carolina Utility Cites Costs Deferring Offshore Wind Power for Solar

North Carolina Utility Cites Costs Deferring Offshore Wind Power for Solar

By The Maritime Executive
August 28, 2025
Duke Energy, which is one of the United States’ largest energy companies, has determined that offshore wind energy does not offer a cost advantage over solar power for North Carolina. The determinat...
Australia Awards More Preliminary Feasibility Licenses for Offshore Wind

Australia Awards More Preliminary Feasibility Licenses for Offshore Wind

By The Maritime Executive
August 28, 2025
The Australian government reports it is continuing to push forward with efforts to spur development for offshore wind energy. In its latest step, it awarded two additional preliminary feasibility li...
Japan Proposes Changes in Wind Energy Terms as Mitsubishi Withdraws

Japan Proposes Changes in Wind Energy Terms as Mitsubishi Withdraws

By The Maritime Executive
August 27, 2025
The Japanese government is looking for means to revitalize its lagging efforts to develop offshore wind energy. The move comes as Mitsubishi, which in a consortium had won the first large auction, c...
Oceanbird Wing Sail Reaches for the Sky in Demonstration

Oceanbird Wing Sail Reaches for the Sky in Demonstration

By The Maritime Executive
August 27, 2025
After more than three years of planning and research, Oceanbird unveiled its first prototype wing sail as the latest entry into the wind-assisted propulsion market. At an event in Sweden on August 2...
Typhoon Drives Cargo Ship Ashore and Causes Widespread Damage in Vietnam

Typhoon Drives Cargo Ship Ashore and Causes Widespread Damage in Vietnam

By The Maritime Executive
August 27, 2025
Vietnamese officials are reporting widespread damage as the 14th named storm of the 2025 season, Typhoon Kajiki, slammed ashore Monday night into Tuesday morning, August 25-26. A large cargo ship wa...
South Africa Restricts Bunkering to Protect Endangered Penguin

South Africa Restricts Bunkering to Protect Endangered Penguin

By The Maritime Executive
August 26, 2025
  South Africa's government has implemented new restrictions on STS transfers and bunkering off its coastline, hoping to head off environmental damage from a potential spill. Its Algoa Bay area is...

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