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Oil-traders-Houston-CC-oil-industry-news — Oil traders at work in Houston. Creative Commons photo by Oil Industry News.

Return to 2013 oil prices unlikely

Jim Redden

HOUSTON SHIP CHANNEL — Port of Houston photo

Bullish oil stocks report tempered by inflation fears

Guest Author

Negative investor sentiment will turn positive as energy stocks continue to outperform the overall market. Transocean photo

One day in May and Big Oil's future — Part II

G. Allen Brooks

Transocean's Deepwater Asgard drillship has a maximum drilling depth of 40,000 feet. Transocean photo

One day in May and Big Oil's future — Part I

G. Allen Brooks

Wade Crappell, Douglas Natoce, David LeBlanc and the Miss Ida. Doug Stewart photo

Diesel outboards on the Atchafalaya River

Ken Hocke

The Coast Guard plans to include the role it plays to keep commerce flowing and secure on the inland waterways as part of a new museum. U.S. Coast Guard photo

New Coast Guard museum to feature inland waterways industry

Pamela Glass

Windfarm — Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Corp. image

Offshore wind for California?

Kirk Moore

Oil-traders-Houston-CC-oil-industry-news — Oil traders at work in Houston. Creative Commons photo by Oil Industry News.

Oil prices gain some steam

Guest Author

Belle of Cincinnati copy — The Belle of Cincinnati. BB Riverboats photo

Sharing our nation’s waterways safely

Capt. Alan Bernstein

USCG cyber_dcc53b4e44_o — Coast Guard Academy cadets test their network connection during the 2012 Cyber Defense Exercise (CDX) at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in New London, Conn. U.S. Coast Guard photograph

Coast Guard releases ransomware prevention, recovery and reporting requirements

U.S. Coast Guard

Southern Towing's 3,800-hp, 120-foot towboat Scott Stegbauer. Southern Towing photo

Sleep and the back watch

Joel Milton

A passenger vessel operates on the Mississippi River in St. Louis. David Krapf photo

Covid-19: Spotlight on the mental health of mariners

U.S. Coast Guard

Transocean's Deepwater Asgard drillship has a maximum drilling depth of 40,000 feet. Transocean photo

Back to work in the Gulf

Jim Redden