The Coast Guard and Rozema Boat Works authenticated the keel of the first SPC-HWX II vessel on July 8 in Mount Vernon, launching construction on a new heavy-weather craft built to serve Pacific Northwest waters, including Station Grays Harbor.
Mineralized ship-captured CO2 now counts under the EU carbon market, giving owners a fresh disposal route.
Fake mayday calls are pulling Coast Guard crews off real Great Lakes rescues and could mean prison.
The Port of Benton plans a $3.3 million upgrade to its historic High Dock in Richland, adding shore power and expanded moorage to draw commercial vessels — including a proposed fertilizer plant and cruise line operations — as the facility positions itself for growing Columbia River traffic.
New safety guidance tackles the hidden hazards of methanol as it scales up as a marine fuel.
Kongsberg Maritime is broadening its propulsion portfolio by acquiring Berg Propulsion, a 1912-founded specialist serving the volume vessel segment. The deal pairs Berg’s 4,000-vessel installed base with Kongsberg’s global service network, opening new aftermarket and cross-selling opportunities.
A Coast Guard crew pulled two fishermen from the water off the Washington coast — the region’s second vessel sinking in a week.
TOTE Services lands the Navy’s first-ever construction-manager contract, a $2.2 billion role steering the Medium Landing Ship program.
America’s third-largest city is finally getting an all-water container gateway of its own.
A $180 million settlement clears the way to finally modernize Alaska’s busiest inbound-cargo port
