Australia Doubles Feasibility Licenses to 12 for Victoria’s Offshore Wind
The Australian government followed up its previous effort announcing a second batch of feasibility licenses for its first potential offshore…
Hurtigruten’s Claim of Sustainability Runs Afoul of UK Advertising Standard
With sustainability becoming a buzzword and drawing increasing interest from consumers, the level of scrutiny over claims is also increasing.…
New Mission to Survey RMS Titanic’s Artifacts Begins
For the first time since the OceanGate Titan submersible imploded last year, a team of researchers is returning to the…
SoCal Ports are Optimistic After Solid First Half of 2024
Based on the strength of the U.S. economy and positive momentum, Southern California’s two container ports sounded an optimistic note…
Executive Interview: Mark O’Neil, President & CEO, Columbia Group
Mark O’Neil and his team have transformed Columbia into a “one-stop shop” for not just ship management but maritime services…
New York Launches Next Wind Solicitation as Work Begins on Sunrise Wind
New York officials used the ceremony marking the start of construction for the next offshore wind farm, Ørsted’s Sunrise Wind,…
FIsherman Survives By Clinging to Half-Sunken Boat in S. Atlantic
Last weekend, a fisherman miraculously survived by clinging to the bow of his half-sunken vessel off the coast of Mar…
Next High-Stakes Standoff at Second Thomas Shoal Could Involve Allies
The Philippine military has not been able to carry out a rotation and resupply mission to its outpost at Second…