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An LNG tanker. Exxon photo
Russian gas exports to Europe increase
Guest Author
Shell photo
Domestic oil and gas can bring relief at the pump
WorkBoat Staff
Fire is always a concern for operators and mariners. MITAGS Photo.
A strong safety culture will prevent most vessel accidents
Michael Crowley
Bob Denver and Dawn Wells of Gilligan's Island (1964), with the S.S. Minnow in the background. Image courtesy of mptvimages.com
Unseaworthiness
Daniel J. Hoerner
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management said its environmental assessment foresees 'no significant impact' from up to 800,000 acres of wind energy leases in the New York Bight. BOEM graphic.
BOEM looks at fishermen compensation — but not everyone wants it
Kirk Moore
A towboat and hopper barges move down the Mississippi River. Kirk Moore photo.
High steel prices curtail hopper barge construction
David Krapf
Sun filters down on a jack-up rig in the Gulf of Mexico. BOEM photo.
U.S. Gulf eyeing record year
Jim Redden
Department of Homeland Security image
The negative effects of TWIC
Capt. Alan Bernstein
A freighter passes through the Soo Locks. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo
Infrastructure woes — Part I
Joel Milton
C&C Marine & Repair's 83,350-sq.-ft. facility can accommodate barges up to 320'x75'x20' and is able to blast and paint a standard 30,000-bbl. tank barge or two 10,000-bbl. tank barges in seven-to-10 days. Doug Stewart photo.
On the road again — day 3
Ken Hocke
Steiner Construction's Bubba Steiner standing in front of a soon-to-be-delivered Canal Barge Co. towboat. Doug Stewart photos.
On the road again — day 2
Ken Hocke
Inland towboat for Maritime Partners under construction at Steiner Construction in Bayou La Batre, Ala. Doug Stewart photo
On the road again — day 1
Ken Hocke
A sample Merchant Mariner Credential. Coast Guard image.
Top five reasons for incomplete MMC applications in 2021
U.S. Coast Guard
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