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Shipping containers piled at Terminal 46 in Seattle as the container vessel CMA CGM Gemini waits nearby. Kirk Moore photo.
Another $234.3 million added to boost U.S. port infrastructure
WorkBoat Staff
West Coast container terminals like the one here in Seattle are seeing an increase in retail volume. Kirk Moore photo.
U.S. ports set new record for imports
WorkBoat Staff
NOAA's remotely operated vehicle Deep Discoverer is skillfully piloted from shore over a boulder field in a canyon on the West Florida Shelf in the Straits of Florida during Dive 06 of the 2022 ROV and Mapping Shakedown. Image courtesy of NOAA Ocean Exploration, 2022 ROV and Mapping Shakedown
Piloting remotely operated vehicle from shore opens up deep-sea exploration
WorkBoat Staff
A single vessel delivery would contain sufficient liquid hydrogen to refuel 400,000 cars based on a 6.3-kg hydrogen fuel tank capacity and 20,000 heavy trucks with an 80-kg fuel tank capacity. C-Job Naval Architects rendering
New class of hydrogen ship design unveiled
WorkBoat Staff
The latest global marine heatwave forecast showing the predicted probability of marine heatwaves for September 2022. Forecasts are experimental guidance, providing insight from the latest climate models. To see the latest marine heatwave maps and forecasts, visit NOAA's Physical Sciences Laboratory's Marine Heatwaves page.
New global forecasts can provide advance notice of marine heatwaves
Guest Author
Ocean Exploration Cooperative Institute photo.
NOAA takes delivery of uncrewed surface vehicle
WorkBoat Staff
Port of Long Beach photo.
Empty containers piling up in the U.S.
Guest Author
Weeks of dredging around the Ever Forward prepared for a third successful refloating attempt April 17. Tim Pruss/ MyDrone.Pro photo.
Freed from the bay bottom, Ever Forward finally refloated
Kirk Moore
The 6,800-hp tug Athena. Crowley Maritime photo
Crowley takes delivery of fourth Tier 4 ship assist and harbor escort tug
WorkBoat Staff
CCTV footage looking downriver showing the Bow Tribute when it struck the spud barge protecting the New River water intake pipes. Source: Crosby Dredging
NTSB determines cause of 2021 tanker grounding in New Orleans
WorkBoat Staff
The Georgia Ports Authority will develop 85 additional acres and expand its vehicle processing facilities at the Port of Brunswick. Already the nation’s largest terminal for the import-export of autos and machinery, Colonel’s Island has another 355 acres available for development. (GPA photo)
Port of Savannah to increase container capacity by 60%
WorkBoat Staff
Crane barges began lifting containers April 9 to lighter the Ever Forward, grounded in Chesapeake Bay since March 13. Coast Guard photo.
Ever Forward container lightering continues
Kirk Moore
The Coast Guard will monitor one-way traffic at reduced speed during cargo lightering operations at the grounded Ever Forward. Coast Guard photo.
New details on Ever Forward refloat plan
Kirk Moore
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