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Qatar Diverts LNG from Britain to Asia

October 5, 2016

Britain's top sea-borne gas supplier Qatar has stopped sending new shipments for several weeks as restocking demand from long-standing customer South Korea drains supply. The drought underscores th...

Typhoon Chaba Batters Korean Ports and Shipyards

October 5, 2016

Typhoon Chaba battered southern parts of South Korea with violent wind and heavy rain on Wednesday, killing at least three people and flooding the country's main port and industrial sites and disrupti...

Volkswagen Group Opts for LNG-Powered Vessels

By The Maritime Executive

October 5, 2016

As one of the first OEMs, the Volkswagen Group has decided to significantly improve the environmental balance of its marine transport fleet by using two vessels powered by LNG (liquefied natural gas)...

Shipping Braces for Hurricane Matthew

By The Maritime Executive

October 4, 2016

Cruise lines and merchant vessel operators are reconsidering their voyage plans to account for the arrival of Hurricane Matthew, the strongest storm in the Caribbean in a decade. Matthew made land...

Industry Concerned that Decommissioning Estimates "Vary Wildly"

By The Maritime Executive

October 4, 2016

The U.S. National Ocean Industries Association (NOIA) has sent a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request to the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) seeking information related to t...

E.U. Wind Investors Call for Protection

By The Maritime Executive

October 4, 2016

Industry association WindEurope has issued a statement signed by 11 companies calling for investment protection for renewable energy projects in Europe. Signatories include Acciona, Allianz, Commerzba...

Report: E.U. Ports Need More Coordinated Planning

By The Maritime Executive

October 3, 2016

The European Court of Auditors has released a report saying that port development strategies in the E.U. suffer from sustainability issues. Special report No 23/2016: Maritime transport in the EU:...

Researcher Controls Rogue Waves in the Lab

By The Maritime Executive

September 30, 2016

Rogue waves are unusually large surface waves that occur in the ocean. People have usually reported them as having appeared suddenly or without warning, sometimes with tremendous force. A researcher f...

Clean Power Means Orders for Offshore Supply Chain

By The Maritime Executive

September 30, 2016

Wave power startup Nemos is launching a full scale pilot project in the North Sea next year – and it says that with help from its technology partners, its system may be more efficient and more durable...

MITAGS Is Venue for Augmented Reality Study

By The Maritime Executive

September 29, 2016

The initial evaluation of a prototype augmented reality system for the maritime industry is underway at the Baltimore campus of the Maritime Institute of Technology & Graduate Studies-Pacific Maritime...

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