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A trio of 88' crew transfer vessels will be built for WindServe Marine by its affiliated Senesco shipyard in North Kingston, R.I. WindServe Marine/BMT rendering.

Offshore wind group says Supreme Court ruling is a 'step backward'

The Department of the Navy’s Climate Action 2030 strategy builds on a decades-long foundation of climate action across the Navy and Marine Corps. U.S. Navy photo

Navy releases Climate Action 2030

By 2025, BOEM plans to potentially hold up to five additional offshore lease sales and complete the review of at least 16 plans to construct and operate commercial, offshore wind energy facilities, which would represent more than 22 gigawatts of clean energy for the nation. University of Maine image

Baker to lead BOEM’s Office of Renewable Energy Programs

Every 6F21 engine has optimized maintenance for low total cost of ownership, and complies with IMO II and EPA 3 standards, with IMO III and EPA 4 following soon. Moteurs Baudouin photo

Moteurs Baudouin introduces new 6F21 marine engine

The 340-passenger aluminum Maggie Cat, which has a 4'4" (hull)/6'11" (prop) draft, will operate as SeaLink’s flagship to Magnetic Island. Incat Crowther photo

Incat Crowther designed ferry for Australia completed

WorkBoat July 2022

WorkBoat + Wind Volume 2, No. 6

The tug was built at Diversified Marine, Portland, Ore. and delivered in 2017. J. Gomes photo

Cook Inlet Tug & Barge adds harbor tug to its fleet

The U.S. is providing Ukraine with a range of defense articles, including 23 welded-aluminum military vessels built by Louisiana-based Metal Shark. Metal Shark photo

U.S. supplying Ukraine with more than 20 Metal Shark military vessels

The LCS Sioux City was commissioned at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md., in November 2018, the first combat ship ever commissioned at the Naval Academy. U.S. Navy photo

First LCS to operate in the Middle East arrives in Bahrain