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The vessel will be powered by an advanced parallel hybrid-electric propulsion system, consisting of two main engines, capable of producing 374 kW each, supplemented by two EM-PMI375-T200-2600 motor-generators. Pacific Northwest National Laboratory rendering
Snow & Company to build hybrid electric marine research vessel
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Port of New Orleans. David Krapf photo
FMC seeks comments on whether congestion has created an emergency situation
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Ocean Princess under way before the contact (left); SP-83A before the contact (right). Source: Malcom Cotte MarineTraffic.com; Arena Offshore
Charting error led to the striking of an offshore oil platform, NTSB report says
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