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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
Offshore wind in its sails
David Krapf
The need for a re-power was obvious to prepare for the future. All American Marine photo
The Valdez Spirit: Repowering for a promising future
WorkBoat Staff
The first Jones Act compliant offshore wind turbine installation vessel is currently being built by Keppel AmFELS at its Brownsville, Texas, shipyard for Dominion Energy. Dominion Energy rendering
Keel laid for first U.S.-flag offshore wind turbine installation vessel
Kirk Moore
USDA photo/ Anson Eaglin.
The fourth quarter looks busy for barged grain
WorkBoat Staff
Great Lakes Towing Company and Great Lakes Shipyard christened two new tugs, the 2,000-hp Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, at the companies' Cleveland facilities on Dec. 16. Photo by Paul C. LaMarre III
Great Lakes Towing christens two new tugs
WorkBoat Staff
The Watermaster machine has been sold worldwide for 30 years but not in the U.S. due to the Jones Act. Watermaster NA photo
Moran Iron and Watermaster to build Finnish-engineered dredge
WorkBoat Staff
The pandemic has left both the maritime and offshore energy industries more vulnerable than ever, according to global maritime cybersecurity specialist Naval Dome. U.S. Coast Guard photograph by Petty Officer 1st Class NyxoLyno Cangemi
Covid-19 exposes maritime industry cyberattack vulnerabilities
Guest Author
Year-to-date general cargo shipments via the St. Lawrence Seaway, including project cargo like wind turbine components and aluminum, were up 3.5%. Lakes Pilots Association photo
U.S. grain, project cargo strong as 2020 shipping season nears end
WorkBoat Staff
Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer Jeremy Thomas, a marine science technician, oversees cleanup efforts at Joe Patti Seafood Marina following storm damage caused by Hurricane Sally, Sept. 26, 2020. Thomas is the federal on-scene coordinator representative f.
Hurricane season 2020 finally, mercifully ends
Pamela Glass
Each aluminum trimaran LCS has a displacement of 3,200 MT, a 15.1' draft and is powered by a pair of 12,200-hp
Austal USA delivers the future LCS 26 to Navy
WorkBoat Staff
The NSMV program is an important investment in the U.S. shipbuilding industry, which supports nearly 400,000 American jobs. Marad rendering
National Security Multi-Mission Vessel steel cutting ceremony held
WorkBoat Staff
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