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JANUARY 2010 DIGITAL EDITION

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INSIDE THIS ISSUE :

• Offshore wind energy outlook
• Interview: Boysie Bollinger
• Coatings & Carbon
• Pacific Northwest maritime industries

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SIEMENS WIND TURBINE OFFSHORE ALTERNATIVES

Maryland study sees huge potential for offshore wind

could ultimately meet state's entire need for electricity...more


POLLOFFSHORE WIND: Big new marine market?
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SENATOR SCHUMER WASHINGTON

Schumer may block Coast Guard budget proposal

Senator slams plan to move New York MSST...more


FLAG BRASS

Coast Guard selects new three star admirals

Brice-O'Hara, Brown and Parker nominated for promotion to Vice Admiral...more


BREZZAMARE SHIPBUILDING

Newbuild chemical tanker bought for bunkering role

Ciane takes a second from Turkish builder Cicek...more


ADM MULLOY NAVY SHIPBUILDING

Pentagon's FY 2011 budget seeks ten ships

VIDEONavy Department's top budget official, RADM Joseph Mulloy, discusses FY 2011 submission...more


TLWP OFFSHORE

Keppel FELS and J.Ray win $1 billion TLWP contract

first dry tree floater completion development offshore Brazil...more


JHSV HIGH SPEED CRAFT

Navy exercises two JHSV options

Austal USA gets $204 million award...more


USGS SHAKE MAP MARITIME SECURITY

USCG issues Port Security Advisory for Haiti

Earthquake devastation brings ISPS compliance headaches...more


OSA GOLIATHOFFSHORE

DDW-SEA to build giant construction vessel

OSA Goliath (right) is to get a big sister with double its lift capacity...more


BOYSIE BOLLINGERPODCAST

Boysie Bollinger: The outlook for shipbuilding

Listen to an audio extract from our January issue interview with the Chairman of Bollinger Shipyards...more


N-DSQ SHIPBUILDING

Nakilat and Damen in Qatar shipyard JV

will be able to build four 120 m vessels simultaneously...more


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Maryland study finds huge potential for offshore wind

Schumer threatens to block Coast Guard budget proposal

Washburn & Doughty unveils new tug design

Coast Guard selects new three star admirals

IMAGE Newbuilt chem tanker bought for bunkering role

Danish special forces storm pirated bulker

Coast Guard budget could get rough ride

AMEC wins P-63 FPSO topsides engineering

Sembcorp Marine to build new Brazil shipyard

More layoffs at Bay Shipbuilding

Samsung Heavy Industries to build only eco-friendly ships from 2015

Maritime Coalition slams Corps budget proposal

Pirates hijack North Korean ship

IMAGE PSV modified for subsea support role

Deltamarin books ferry design contracts

IMAGE Bollinger delivers 55,000 bbl tank barge

Navy submits long range shipbuilding plan

Budget ax whacks MARAD

Budget boost for offshore wind

Three promoted at OSG

IMAGE Keppel AMFELS delivers first rig of year

VIDEO Pentagon's FY 2011 budget requests ten ships

European yards to probe Korean pricing

Keppel FELS and J.Ray win $1 billion Brazil contract

Crowley lighters Haiti relief containers ashore

Egyptian ports order Voith Water Tractors

IMAGE Navy exercises two JHSV options

Crowley makes changes in Alaska management

IMAGE Yantai Raffles delivers self-unloader

Kirby to build more barges

USCG issues Port Security Advisory for Haiti

IMAGE DDW-SEA books order for giant construction vessel

Scottish ship repairer adds dry dock capacity

Sydney Harbour Ferries to get chart radars

IMAGE Donjon-Smit completes North Atlantic rescue tow

MAN Diesel ready for IMO ship recyling convention

IMAGE Port Arthur spill response continues

PODCAST Boysie Bollinger: The outlook for shipbuilding

Nakilat and Damen in Qatar shipyard JV

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