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Rotterdam Container Ops Remain at Standstill as Lashers Extend Strike The union representing the lashers that handle containers at the Port of Rotterdam announced on Friday, October 10, that its members had unanimously d… The Maritime Executive Go to maritime executive

Maersk Tests Adding Ethanol to Methanol to Enlarge Fuel Availability Maersk reports it is continuing to test new steps that it can use to address issues within the supply of alternative fuels. The latest trial is using… The Maritime Executive Go to maritime executive

USTR Proposes Further Changes to Port Fees for Car Carriers and Equipment Four days before the USTR Section 301 fee program is due to launch for Chinese-owned, operated, or built ships, they are proposing further changes whi… The Maritime Executive Go to maritime executive

Chinese River Cruise Line Enters European Market with Concordia Damen Ship China’s Century Cruises, which calls itself China’s largest local tour operator for inbound travel, will enter the European market. It has ordered a s… The Maritime Executive Go to maritime executive

Migrant Rescue NGO Wins a Legal Battle Over Italian Port Calls  A court in Trapani, Italy has handed the migrant rescue NGO community a symbolic but potentially consequential win. In a ruling this week, the presid… The Maritime Executive Go to maritime executive

Molgas Completes Full Acquisition of Titan Clean Fuels Molgas Energy Group (“Molgas”), backed by infrastructure investor InfraVia, has finalized the full acquisition of Titan Energy Holding, parent company… The Maritime Executive Go to maritime executive

Sanctioned Iranian Bulker Spotted Offloading Cargo in Brazil  A blacklisted Iranian bulker has arrived at a port in Brazilian state of Santa Catarina and reportedly offloaded a cargo of fertilizer, a double viol… The Maritime Executive Go to maritime executive

ExxonMobil Charters Two Vessels to Launch LNG Bunker Business  ExxonMobil announced it is entering the LNG marine bunkering market as part of its broader strategy to pursue up to $30 billion in lower-emission inv… The Maritime Executive Go to maritime executive

Finnish Prosecutors Appeal Court Ruling on Eagle S Cable-Damage Case  Prosecutors in Finland are appealing a lower court ruling that found that the nation does not have any legal jurisdiction over subsea infrastructure… The Maritime Executive Go to maritime executive

Another Arms Shipment for the Houthis Intercepted by Opposition Faction  Factions opposing the Houthis have made yet another significant interception of Iranian-sourced arms destined for the Houthi militants. This time it… The Maritime Executive Go to maritime executive

TSB: Barge Stability Drops Off Dangerously When Overloaded Canada’s Transportation Safety Board is advising mariners to keep in mind the differences in stability between flatbottomed barges and seagoing hull s… The Maritime Executive Go to maritime executive

Australia Reports on Bulker’s Engine Shut Down in Busy Port Hedland The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has released its interim report on the incident involving bulk carrier FMG Nicola (260,840 dwt) while de… The Maritime Executive Go to maritime executive

Containerization & Intermodal Institute Present Connie Award to John Nardi The Containerization & Intermodal Institute (CII) is proud to announce that John Nardi, President of the Shipping Association of New York and New Jers… The Maritime Executive Go to maritime executive