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AWO's Jennifer Carpenter. WorkBoat.com screen image
WorkBoat interview: AWO chief Jennifer Carpenter
David Krapf
Weeks Marine's Magdalen, a 356’ twin-screw trailing suction hopper dredge, was built at Eastern Shipbuilding and delivered in December 2017. A second trailing suction hopper dredge for Weeks is scheduled for delivery in early 2023. Eastern Shipbuilding Group photo
Maritime infrastructure: An indispensable national asset
Guest Author
A WindServe Marine crew transfer vessel built for the U.S. offshore wind industry. WindServe Marine LLC photo
Three ways the Jones Act will further define the maritime industry in 2021
Chloe Skupnick
Crowley Maritime's Jones Act tanker Ohio. Crowley Maritime photo.
Biden signs 'Buy American' executive order prioritizing support of the Jones Act
WorkBoat Staff
The Block Island Wind Farm under construction in 2016. The extension of a BOEM environmental impact study means Vineyard Wind will miss its targeted operations date of 2022, the company says. Deepwater Wind photo.
Biden should provide a boost to offshore wind
Kirk Moore
Maritime stakeholders can expect strong support in the White House for the Jones Act. freepik.com/palinchak photo
Biden and the maritime industry: On course with a few detours
Pamela Glass
New York has committed $15 million to train local workers and build out port infrastructure. Fred. Olsen Windcarrier photo
Offshore wind will change the landscape of maritime workers’ compensation
WorkBoat Staff
The wind turbine installation vessel Vole au Vent installs the first wind turbine in U.S. federal lease waters, as part of the Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project, June 20, 2020. Dominion Energy photo
House passes amendment supporting Jones Act enforcement in offshore wind
WorkBoat Staff
Both President Trump and Joe Biden support the Jones Act. Fincantieri Marine Group photo
Made in the USA: The Jones Act
Pamela Glass
The Lurline, Matson’s first Kanaloa-class vessel, arrives in Honolulu on Jan. 17, 2020, during her maiden voyage. Matson photo
Jones Act has no effect on cost of living in Hawaii, study says
WorkBoat Staff
An additional $300 million to replace the aging training ships at New York and Massachusetts maritime academies was appropriated in 2019. SUNY Maritime photo
What is an ordinary vessel?
Guest Author
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