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Port NOLA photo.

Port NOLA appoints Beth Ann Branch as new president and CEO

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A rendering of the new RApport 2600 escort tugs. Robert Allan image.

Saltchuk chooses Schottel propulsion for four new escort tugs

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A chain jack lifting component. Bardex photo.

Lloyd’s Register 2024 lifting code explained

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Wind companies bid $22 million for Gulf of Maine leases

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Amogy's NH3 Kraken underway. Amogy photo.

Amogy takes delivery of ammonia-powered tug

Ken Hocke

The Central Atlantic call area for future wind energy development would infringe on critical fishing grounds for sea scallop and menhaden, commercial fishing advocates say. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management graphic.

Is BOEM not learning from mistakes with fishermen?

Kirk Moore

An artificial reef structure. Eastern Shipbuilding photo.

Eastern Shipbuilding launches second annual coastline initiative

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Marine Travelift introduces electric series boat hoist

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Crew members from Coast Guard Cutter Florence Finch (WPC 1157) stand at attention during the commissioning for the cutter held in Seattle, Oct. 24. All article photos belong to the Coast Guard.

Coast Guard commissions fast response cutter

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The container ship Dail remains under the collapsed center span of the Francis Scott Key bridge, in the Fort McHenry channel off Baltimore. Coast Guard photo.

$100 million settlement in Baltimore bridge collapse

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Ocean Harvesters says its nine menhaden fishing vessels based in Virginia would not be able to operate around future offshore wind turbine arrays. Ocean Harvesters photo.

Scallop, menhaden fishermen call to cut back Mid-Atlantic wind areas

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