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Loading of the first commissioning cargo at Cheniere Energy's Sabine Pass LNG Terminal in Louisiana, February 2016. Cheniere Energy Photo.
U.S. on the fast track to top LNG dog
Jim Redden
Enterprise Offshore Drilling's Enterprise 205 mobile offshore drilling unit. Enterprise Offshore Drilling website photo
Will we finally see an offshore rebound in 2022? – Part II
G. Allen Brooks
Upon completion of regulatory drydockings by Edison Chouest, Hornbeck expects to take delivery of all 10 vessels over the next 12 to 15 months. Hornbeck Offshore Services photo
Hornbeck to buy 10 OSVs from Edison Chouest
WorkBoat Staff
Troy Turner, Phoenix International Holdings photo
Phoenix International's Turner named to GOM Diving Safety Workgroup
WorkBoat Staff
About 130 people attended the WorkBoat offshore wind breakfast at the 2021 International WorkBoat Show in December. Doug Stewart photo
Jones Act skirmishes coming in offshore wind
Kirk Moore
When using the fuel on Harvey Gulf’s dual and tri-fueled vessels, Harvey Gulf’s customers will be able to show a certificate of fact to the net zero carbon emissions. Harvey Gulf photo
Harvey Gulf hits more ESG milestones
WorkBoat Staff
The Atina is pictured postaccident (left) and the SP-57B platform is pictured preaccident (right). U.S. Coast Guard photo/Cox Operating photo
Tanker master's fatigue led to $72.9 million marine accident, NTSB says
WorkBoat Staff
In May 2019, Shell started production at Appomattox, a deepwater oil and gas development that is Shell’s largest floating platform in the Gulf of Mexico. Shell photo
Gulf of Mexico lease sale attracts $191 million in high bids
WorkBoat Staff
NOAA workers during Arctic hydrographic survey season. NOAA photo
Hann tapped to lead NOAA's marine operations office
WorkBoat Staff
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock will build the first U.S.-flagged Jones Act-compliant, inclined fallpipe vessel for subsea rock installation. The 461'x112' vessel will service the U.S. offshore wind energy industry. Great Lakes Dredge & Dock rendering
Great Lakes Dredge to build first offshore wind Jones Act-compliant subsea rock installation vessel
WorkBoat Staff
NOAA Climate.gov image
BOEM seeks 2023-2024 study ideas
WorkBoat Staff
The Storm was brought to Bollinger Shipyards earlier this year to be refurbished, including the installation of new Z-drive azimuth thrusters. Jackson Offshore Operators photo
Jackson Offshore acquires PSV that is under contract to Shell
Ken Hocke
The Department of the Interior today announced three major milestones to promote commercial offshore wind energy development. Atlantic Wind Transfers photo
Interior Department to advance offshore wind in the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico
WorkBoat Staff
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