Shipbuilding

The first 92’ high-speed, battery-electric ferry in the U.S. will carry 155 passengers across San Francisco Bay. Aurora Marine Design image.

San Francisco moves toward zero-emissions ferry fleet

Michael Crowley

The USS Green Bay underway. U.S. Navy photo.

BAE Systems to modernize USS Green Bay

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All American Marine photo.

All American Marine launches research vessel for Cal Poly Humboldt

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A rendering of the liquified hydrogen carrier. HD KSOE image.

ABS approves South Korean shipbuilder's hydrogen tank design

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Port of Los Angeles. Shutterstock photo.

California Air Resources Board awards $31 million to LA MER project

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A rendering of the new California coastal class research vessel. Glosten image.

Scripps Institution of Oceanography issues RFP for hydrogen-hybrid research vessel

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Damen cuts steel on latest Island Class vessel for BC Ferries. (Pictured): Darren Wilson, project engineer, BC Ferries; Darryl Dunbar project engineer, BC Ferries; Daan Verbee, trainee, sales Americas, Damen Dragos; Richard Tijpens, project manager, Damen; David Tolman, program manager BC Ferries; Valentin Chiosea, project manager, Damen Galati; and Ryan Tuira, project manager, BC Ferries. Damen photo

Damen cuts steel on latest Island Class vessel for BC Ferries

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Derecktor Shipyards launched two hybrid-electric ferries built for Chatham Area Transit. Marine Jet Power photo.

Video: First US hybrid waterjet passenger ferries launched in Georgia

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Kongsberg Maritime's Reach Remote 1 underway. Kongsberg photo.

Kongsberg delivers first Reach Remote unmanned surface vessel

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File photo: A Bollinger Shipyards worker grinds on the deck of a future Coast Guard cutter. U.S. Coast Guard photo.

Bollinger Shipyards pays to settle alleged Coast Guard contract violations

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Isabel Fitzsimons, great-great-grandaughter Isabel “Belmar” McAllister, with new tug Isabel McAllister in the background. Buckley McAllister photo.

New tug launched for McAllister

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HII photo.

Ingalls christens the future USS Harrisburg

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Matt Nichols, 77, has retired from the company that bears the family name. Nichols Bros Boat Builders photo.

Final Nichols brother bids farewell to family shipyard legacy

Bruce Buls