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Maritime Executive

MacGregor Launches New Crane Compensation System

By The Maritime Executive
February 23, 2017
MacGregor, part of Cargotec, has launched a new crane compensation system for offshore ship-to-ship load transfers, offering substantially larger operating windows as well as safer and faster load tra...
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Harley's M/V Earl W. Redd Completes Trials, Begins Service

By The Maritime Executive
February 22, 2017
The latest addition to the Harley Marine fleet is now completing sea trials and preparing to enter service. The M/V Earl W. Redd will be operated under the flag of the Olympic Tug & Barge unit of Harl...
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U.S. Grid Can Handle More Offshore Wind Power

By The Maritime Executive
February 22, 2017
Injecting large amounts of offshore wind power into the U.S. electrical grid is manageable, will cut electricity costs and will reduce pollution compared to current fossil fuel sources, according to r...
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Huntington Ingalls to Hire 3,000 Workers This Year

By The Maritime Executive
February 21, 2017
The majority of the world's commercial shipbuilders have been announcing losses, cutbacks and layoffs since the end of 2015. Not so for the United States' largest defense shipbuilder, Huntington Ingal...
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Lessons From the Bunker Industry's "Anni Horribilis"

By J. Stephen Simms
February 20, 2017
[By J. Stephen Simms and Marios J. Monopolis] In 1992, Queen Elizabeth gave a speech marking her fortieth year as Queen of England. Her speech is better remembered, however, as her expression of ho...
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Philippines Collision Leaves Four in Critical Condition

By The Maritime Executive
February 19, 2017
Four people were critically injured on Saturday night when a ferry collided with a barge in the Philippines. Over 45 others others sustained injuries when the fast ferry MV St. Braquiel, which was...
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Back to the Future

By Chad Fuhrmann
February 18, 2017
It’s déjà vu all over again as companies innovate to meet strict environmental standards. By Chad Fuhrmann Today’s maritime industry is driven by the traditional power plant first developed over...
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Playing Catch-Up

By Art Garcia
February 18, 2017
The U.S. lags far behind Europe in the development of offshore wind, but Block Island is a start. By Art Garcia The first offshore wind farm was installed off the coast of Denmark in 1991. Since...
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Hanjin Shipping Saga Comes to a Close

By The Maritime Executive
February 17, 2017
On Friday, a South Korean court formally declared bankruptcy for the defunct container carrier Hanjin Shipping, bringing five months of disruption and uncertainty to a close.  The court announced i...
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Sea Ice at Record Low

By The Maritime Executive
February 17, 2017
The extended spell of high global temperatures is continuing with the Arctic witnessing exceptional warmth and – as a result – record low Arctic sea ice volumes for this time of year. Antarctic sea ic...

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