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SENSE PelaStar: A floating wind game changer?
Written by Marine Log Staff
SENSE (Self-Erecting Nacelle and Service) concept eliminates the need for special cranes and allows the full turbine Rotor Nacelle Assembly (RNA) to be installed and serviced directly on site. [Image: SENSEWind]
The U.K’s Department for Business, Energy, and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has granted GBP10 million (about $13.5 million) to technology partners SENSEWind, Glosten, and Subsea Micropiles, and six delivery partners to design and construct a SENSE PelaStar floating wind turbine demonstrator off
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Unmanned containership uses drone to handle heaving line
Written by Nick Blenkey
Automated mooring trial used drone to carry heaving line ashore, [Image: MOL]
A Japanese consortium coordinated by Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Ltd. (MOL) has successfully concluded what’s claimed as a world-first port-to-port unmanned containership sea trial.
The trial took place between Tsuruga Port in Fukui Prefecture and Sakai Port in Tottori Prefecture on January 24 and 25 as part of a project led by the Nippon Foundation.
The consortium is conducting sea trials with two different types
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Newport News names Malyszko VP of plant ops
Written by Marine Log Staff
Karey Malyszko, vice president of plant operations at Newport News Shipbuilding. [HII photograph]
Huntington Ingalls Industries (NYSE: HII) reports that Karey Malyszko has been promoted to vice president of plant operations at its Newport News Shipbuilding division. She succeeds Dru Branche who retired in December.
Effective immediately, Malyszko assumes overall responsibility for waterfront support services, facilities, environmental health and safety, and security. She reports to Jennifer Boykin, president of Newport News Shipbuilding.
“Karey is an
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Longtime mariner talks career milestones, diversity, and more
Written by Heather Ervin
Willie Tuggle III
As Marine Log continues to meet and bring to you interesting and notable members of maritime, we want you to meet Willie Tuggle III.
Tuggle, owner and operator of A-Y2K Marine Survey of New Orleans, La., has worked in the maritime industry for more than 40 years. With some bumps in the road along the way, Tuggle has overcome any hurdle that has come his way and made a name for himself in the industry,
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ACBL warns of “catastrophic” Tennessee River barge delays
Written by Marine Log Staff
Wilson Lock [Image; USACE]
American Commercial Barge Line (ACBL) today wrote its dry cargo customers warning them that it is anticipating catastrophic delays for barges transiting the Tennessee River to destinations above Wilson Lock (Mile 259.4).
Common barge destinations that will be affected are: Florence, Decatur, Guntersville, Chattanooga, Knoxville.
ACBL says an Industry meeting was recently held to confirm Wilson Lock (main chamber) closure dates and to discuss the impacts of the closure. The plan
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ACBL warns of “catastrophic” Tennessee River barge delays
Written by Marine Log StaffWilson Lock [Image; USACE]
American Commercial Barge Line (ACBL) today wrote its dry cargo customers warning them that it is anticipating catastrophic delays for barges transiting the Tennessee River to destinations above Wilson Lock (Mile 259.4).
Common barge destinations that will be affected are: Florence, Decatur, Guntersville, Chattanooga, Knoxville.
ACBL says an Industry meeting was recently held to confirm Wilson Lock (main chamber) closure dates and to discuss the impacts of the closure. The plan
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New commercial fishing vessels are needs-tailored
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The 32- by 20-foot gillnetter is capable of making 20 knots with a 20,000-pound capacity. (Credit: Elliott Bay Design Group)
By Jonathan Hawes
When it comes to commercial fishing vessels, innovations often amount to greater efficiency of the operation, and because of that, they bring much more profit. So, some recent changes to commercial fishing vessel designs are likely to be very good indicators of where some parts of the sector are headed.
These innovations
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Eastern Pacific: “We won’t carry coal”
Written by Nick Blenkey
Eastern Pacific Shipping’s 2022 ESG report sets out its No Coal Cargo policy.
One of the world’s leading dry bulk operators is taking a stance against coal: it won’t carry the stuff.
Idan Ofer’s Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS) has just released the 2022 edition of its Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Policy.
In this latest edition, EPS lays out its “No Coal Cargo” policy. This states that EPS will not carry coal as cargo
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Eastern Pacific: “We won’t carry coal”
Written by Nick BlenkeyEastern Pacific Shipping’s 2022 ESG report sets out its No Coal Cargo policy.
One of the world’s leading dry bulk operators is taking a stance against coal: it won’t carry the stuff.
Idan Ofer’s Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS) has just released the 2022 edition of its Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Policy.
In this latest edition, EPS lays out its “No Coal Cargo” policy. This states that EPS will not carry coal as cargo
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Corps spending plan funds remainder of Soo Lock project
Written by Heather Ervin
Soo Lock last winter. Credit: Carrie Fox, USACE Great Lakes Division
Following the January 19 release of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineer’s distribution plan per the Biden administration’s Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA)’s 60-day enactment requirement, the American Great Lakes Ports Association (AGLPA) announced that the plan will fully fund the remainder of the Soo Lock project .
The legislation, which was signed into law on November 15, 2021, includes an historic infusion of $1.2 trillion
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