In the latest edition of the In The Know podcast series, The Maritime Executive spoke with Paul Sells, President and…
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Indian Government Plans Strict Age Restrictions on Cargo Vessels
India’s government is preparing to impose a remarkable set of vessel age restrictions on all ships handling Indian cargo, according…
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Companies Fined $2M in MARPOL Case While Engineer was Found Not Guilty
The owner and operator of a bulker registered in the Marshall Islands were sentenced and fined after pleading guilty in…
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Mariotti to Build Luxury Cruise Yacht for Aman and Cruise Saudi
Italy’s T. Mariotti shipyard has signed a contract to build a new luxury yacht cruise ship which is being promoted…
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MARAD Will Grant Nearly $20 Million to Small Shipyards in 2023
The Maritime Administration (MARAD) has opened the application period for its annual Small Shipyard Grant Program. Once again this year,…
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Hong Kong Receives First International Cruise Ship in Three Years
Hong Kong marked the first arrival of an international cruise into the city in three years signaling what many people…
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Salvage Operations is Underway in Gibraltar to Remove OS 35 Wreck
Salvage operations are underway off Gibraltar to remove the wreck of the bulker OS 35 after some weather-related delays. The…
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Hapag-Lloyd’s First LNG-Fueled ULCV Floated in South Korea
Hapag LNG containership floatedHapag’s new LNG-fueled ultra-large containership floated for the first time in South Korea (Hapag) Two years after…
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Prelude Loads First Tanker Since Output Suspension
The first liquefied natural gas (LNG) tanker to berth at Shell’s Prelude floating LNG site off Western Australia since it…
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Polish yachts acknowledged in the US. More boats
During the weekend of July 16-17, ten yachts were loaded on the American service vessel Spliethoff / Sevenstar at the…
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