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DCNS develops submerged nuclear power plant concept

Here’s a new take on alternative offshore energy: a submerged nuclear power plant. With nuclear power an increasingly attractive alternative to CO2-producing energy sources, France is seeking to be a leading player

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Mother ship design for deepwater offshore wind farms

Anglo-Dutch company Offshore Ship Designers has launched a new offshore wind farm maintenance vessel concept. It aims to improve the uptime of deepwater wind turbines and reduce maintenance costs and carbon emissions

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Emissions controls, back to the basics says Ron Oyer

“We have to remember the basics before getting a real handle on emissions control for large marine and stationary plants,” says one well-known marine industry commentator. “In today’s world of automation and

NSRP picks new projects for funding

The National Shipbuilding Research Program (NSRP) says its Executive Control Board has selected 13 new research and development projects for awards totaling approximately $1.3 million. The projects will come under the umbrella

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Spain using PSC fines as piggy bank?

With Spain facing the same sort of debt problems facing several other Eurozone economies, its Treasury has come under domestic criticism for pretty much going to any length to raise money. According

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Splendor voyage cancelations will hit Carnival earnings

Carnival Corporation expects fourth quarter earning to take a hit as a result of voyage distruptions following last week’s engine room fire on Carnival Splendor. Carnival Cruise Lines has canceled Splendor sailings

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Crowley Maritime promotes Ayala

Crowley Maritime Corporation has promoted former San Juan Teamsters president Jose “Pache” Ayala to general manager of operations for its liner services group in Puerto Rico. In this role, he will direct