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The M/V Green Diamond hybrid electric inland towboat on display at her Aug. 25 christening at Kirby's Old River Fleet Dock in Channelview, TX. The Shell-provided plug-in charging station is shown to the right. Kirby Corp. photo
Kirby christens first electric inland towboat
Jim Redden
Some tug and barge companies, despite rigorous recruiting efforts, have come up short with new hires and have had to turn away new business. Campbell Transportation Company photo.
Recruitment and retention still a challenge
Pamela Glass
A pair of 23' Saildrone Voyager vehicles are operating in the Gulf of Maine. Saildrone image.
NOAA says keep lookout for Saildrones cruising Gulf of Maine
WorkBoat Staff
The Coast Guard is accepting public comments until Sept. 15. Chamber of Marine Commerce photo
Coast Guard proposes 2024 Great Lakes pilotage rates
WorkBoat Staff
Clean Jacksonville, the first LNG bunker barge constructed in North America in 2018. Conrad Industries photo
Great Lakes Dredge to deepen ship channel for LNG project
WorkBoat Staff
The company said it expected to have approximately 50% of its fleet converted by the end of July. John W. Stone photo
Louisiana fuel supplier converting marine fleet to renewable diesel
Ben Hayden
Freedom is reportedly the first Tier 4 towboat commissioned by a government agency and joins the exclusive ranks of just a few Tier 4-powered towboats that navigate the inland waterways, according to TVA officials. Shane Carman/TVA photo
Vessel Repair delivers 100' towboat to Tennessee Valley Authority
Ben Hayden
Cement terminal will receive and store international shipments of cement that will be transported to other locations for use in the production of ready-mix concrete. Ozinga photo
Ozinga opens cement terminal at Florida port
WorkBoat Staff
Artemis will also feature advanced technology to enhance maneuverability. Crowley photo.
Crowley charters another Tier IV ship-assist tug from Brusco
WorkBoat Staff
Coast Guard Station Oregon Inlet and Dare County responded to a capsized 20-foot airboat near Oregon Inlet, N.C. on July 26, 2023. Coast Guard photo.
Coast Guard rescues 11 after airboat capsizes in North Carolina
WorkBoat Staff
July WorkBoat 1973 Cover image.
WorkBoat Looks Back: July 1963, 1973, 1983
WorkBoat Staff
Iron ore and coal showed strong traffic numbers, with more than 2.3 million tonnes of iron ore moving through the system thus far (a year over year increase of almost 9%), and 769 thousand tonnes of coal transiting the system (a 44% increase). Chamber of Marine Commerce photo
Iron ore, steel post strong Great Lakes cargo traffic through June
WorkBoat Staff
Responders with DONJON SMIT prepare equipment to capture firefighting water from dewatering pumps in the vessel Grande Costa D'Avorio at Port Newark, N.J., July 10. Coast Guard photo/PO3 Mikaela McGee.
After Port Newark ship fire, city firefighters call for more resources
WorkBoat Staff
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