A new design project is addressing the challenge of taking an in-service Newcastlemax bulker and making it compliant with the…
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Response Vessel Damaged the Hull of Burning Freighter off Sweden
Hull cracking could have resulted in water ingress if contact had continued, according to accident investigators During the response to…
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Fincantieri Enters U.S. Wind Sector with Contract to Build Crest’s SOV
Fincantieri, through its U.S. subsidiary Fincantieri Marine Group, is entering U.S. offshore wind as part of the corporation’s effort to…
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IN THE KNOW Podcast: Paul Sells, President and CEO, ABS Wavesight
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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