By Mike Schuler Article courtesy of gCaptain The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) has designated two final Wind Energy Areas (WEAs) offshore Oregon, totaling approximately 195,012 acres, for the future
By Rachel Gold, Scott Pham Article courtesy of CBS News What would happen if East Coast shipping ports were underwater and out of operation? Supply chains across the nation rely on
Article courtesy of Maritime Executive. The United States’ first large-scale offshore wind farm delivered its first power onto the Massachusetts’ grid late on Tuesday and while mostly ceremonial it still
Read the article from Reuters. U.S. liquefied natural gas exports hit monthly and annual record highs in December, tanker tracking data showed, with analysts saying it positioned the United States
Read the full article in the Maritime Executive. On New Years’ Day, the Port of Virginia became the first seaport on the U.S. East Coast (and one of a handful
By Ian Gansler and Andrew Kurz As port authorities and marine cargo carriers look for ways to decarbonize operations while maintaining cargo efficiency, many are looking toward green corridors to
By Ian Gansler and Andrew Kurz The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) included $8 billion in funding over five years for the new Hydrogen Hubs grant program, administered by the Department
By: Maria S. Bocanegra With Contribution from Nick LaPointe It is well established by now that the transportation sector accounts for 27% of greenhouse gas emissions.[1] As America moves toward
Port of New Bedford Playing Leading Role in Offshore Wind Development By: John Regan With over 350 years of maritime history, it is no surprise that today New Bedford, Massachusetts,