Reports
FREE REPORT: WorkBoat + Wind 2024 Vol. 2, No. 14
WorkBoat + Wind is a quarterly digital publication dedicated to the growing U.S. offshore wind market, produced by the only publication that covers the entire U.S. workboat market.
FREE REPORT: 2024 WorkBoat Diesel Directory
Our annual diesel engine power guide presentation is here— WorkBoat’s Diesel Directory.
FREE REPORT: WorkBoat + Tech Volume 1, No. 1
WorkBoat + Tech is a quarterly digital publication dedicated to the growing new technology in the commercial marine industry, produced by the only publication that covers the entire U.S. workboat market.
FREE REPORT: 2024 Outboard Directory
The WorkBoat Outboard Directory is your reliable resource for navigating the ever-evolving landscape of outboard engines in the commercial marine industry. In this year's edition, we bring you an overview of the latest models and specifications from companies looking to contribute to this directory.
FREE REPORT: 2022-2023 WorkBoat Construction Survey
This rigorous survey examines the vessels contracted for, currently under construction, or recently delivered within the preceding year.
FREE REPORT: 2023 WorkBoat Diesel Directory
Despite the increasing interest in electric propulsion systems, diesel engines remain dominant in the maritime sector.
FREE REPORT: 2023 Outboard Directory
The workboat world is embracing outboard engines today more than it has in the past.
FREE REPORT: 2021-2022 WorkBoat Construction Survey
The numbers have been crunched for WorkBoat’s 2021-2022 Construction Survey.
FREE REPORT: 2021- 2022 WorkBoat Power Guide / Diesel Directory
The WorkBoat Power Guide / Diesel Directory is here, and it contains more than a dozen manufacturer’s lists of engines for the U.S. marine market.
FREE REPORT: Is the Commercial Marine Industry Ready to Build Offshore Wind Turbines?
The East Coast between southern New England and the Carolinas is very attractive for offshore energy development. It has consistent year-round wind close to “load centers” — Boston, New York and other cities of the eastern megapolis, said James Bennett, who heads BOEM’s renewable energy program. That being said, in U.S. waters, offshore wind developers face hurdles of finding enough heavy-lift construction vessels, and even physical space in U.S. ports to accommodate the coming generation of giant wind turbines.
FREE REPORT: Achieving Cybersecurity on the Water
As reported in WorkBoat Magazine and WorkBoat.com, cybersecurity is no longer an issue that can be ignored. A recent survey done by New Orleans-based law firm Jones Walker LLP showed nine out of ten of the small to mid-size maritime companies surveyed are unprepared for a cyberattack and that nearly two in five companies experienced an attempted or successful data breach in the past year.
FREE REPORT: How are Drones Being Used in Maritime and Offshore Services?
It’s easy and in some cases justified to get excited about the potential of drone technology, but many predictions are based on how the drones might be utilized, as opposed to the difference they’re actually making. It’s why figuring out the ROI of UAVs is a key consideration when it comes to adoption, and it’s why the current applications of drones in maritime and offshore services are so important to consider.
