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A shipyard worker welding at Platypus Marine Inc., Port Angeles, Wash. Doug Stewart photo.

Michigan launches $50M maritime workforce initiative

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Hanwha Ocean’s Geoje Shipyard in South Korea, which recently obtained the Master Ship Repair Agreement certification. Hanwha photo.

Hanwha Ocean granted MSRA certification

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Seonghoon Woo, CEO at Amogy, reads to Poseidon as a part of the renaming ceremony. Amogy photo.

Amogy conducts renaming ceremony for ammonia-powered tug

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NTSB photo

Design flaw and lack of training caused Staten Island Ferry fire, NTSB says

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A rendering of an icebreaker for the Canadian Coast Guard. Davie image.

Davie announces long-term commitment to U.S. shipbuilding

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Senesco Marine, North Kingstown, R.I., is currently working on the final two of six WindServe Marine CTVs. The first four have all been delivered. WorkBoat photo.

Vessel Report - Crew Transfer Vessels

Ben Hayden

U.S. Department of the Navy Office of Small Business Programs recently approved a Mentor Protégé Agreement between the Hornbeck Offshore and Next Generation Logistics LLC, New Orleans. Hornbeck Offshore image

Hornbeck Offshore signs Mentor Protégé Agreement with US Navy

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Its investigation into a damaged wind turbine blade on the Vineyard Wind project has prompted manufacturer GE Vernova to remove some previously installed blades. Nantucket Current photo.

BSEE extends Vineyard Wind suspension

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Carhartt, Brunt and Ergodyn photos.

Rising temperatures present heat-related problems for workboat laborers

Michael Crowley

The Rice's whale population in the Gulf of Mexico is estimated at only around 75 animals, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. NOAA photo.

Speed limits to protect whales? Not so fast, says Congress

Kirk Moore

Bureau of Offshore Energy Management image.

BOEM cancels Gulf of Mexico wind lease sale; hears from new developer

WorkBoat Staff