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(Left to right) Ben Cacation, VCAPCD; Kristin Decas, CEO & port director; Celina Zacarias, OHD commissioner; Martin Erickson, executive director, VCTC; Brian MacDonald, VCTC vice chair and Oxnard Mayor Pro Tem; Len Mazzella, general manager, Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics Services; Armando Mendez, vice president of ILWU; Dona Lacayo, chief commercial and public affairs officer; Miguel Rodriguez, community relations manager; Michael Inda, Sup. Kelly Long’s Office; Adam Vega, community relations specialist; KJ May, engineering manager; and Letitia Austin, public and government relations manager. Port of Hueneme photo
Port of Hueneme first West Coast port to offer plug-in capable wharfs
WorkBoat Staff
The Coast Guard, Maryland Department of the Environment and Evergreen Marine Corporation, in partnership with multiple state and local responders, refloat the Ever Forward Sunday, April 17, in the Chesapeake Bay. George Mason University photo.
Ever Forward pilot was distracted before Chesapeake grounding, Coast Guard says
Kirk Moore
Ray Giometti, business and operations manager for Fishermen's Terminal at the Port of Seattle, speaks to Maritime High School students at Pacific Marine Expo 2022. Britton Spark photo.
Pacific Marine Expo connects Maritime High School students with industry
Kirk Moore
USDA photo
Low water hurting cargo movement on the Mississippi River
WorkBoat Staff
An orca surfaces as a Seattle ferry passes through Elliott Bay off Seattle. Washington State’s Quiet Sound program is working to cut noise pollution, including that of large ships, in orca habitats like the Salish Sea. NOAA Northwest Fisheries Science Center
Quiet Sound project tries slowing Puget Sound shipping to protect whales
Kirk Moore
Port of Duluth. David Schauer, Chamber of Marine Commerce photo
October shipping strong on the Great Lakes
WorkBoat Staff
Eileen Tausch from Crowley Shipping
Hybrid and electrification benefits for the marine industry
Jeremiah Karpowicz
Orion Marine Group christened the dredge Lavaca Nov. 10 at Port Lavaca, Texas. Orion Marine Group photo.
Orion Marine Group christens new dredge Lavaca
WorkBoat Staff
Gas Ares after the collision. U.S. Coast Guard photo
NTSB determines cause of gas carrier, tug collision
WorkBoat Staff
WorkBoat file photo
Great Lakes iron ore trade down 15% in October
WorkBoat Staff
The Capt. Joseph Bisso. Bisso Towboat photo
Bisso Towboat to build 5,000-hp tug at Main Iron
WorkBoat Staff
Barge traffic on the Mississippi River near St. Louis. USACE photo.
Barge rates plunge 50%
WorkBoat Staff
An Amogy powerpack will generate the power needed to reliquefy ammonia as it heats up over the course of a voyage, instead of a diesel genset. Amogy photo
Southern Devall, Amogy partner to bring ammonia-to-power technology to the marine industry
WorkBoat Staff
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