Orion Group Holdings achieved a 17.4% revenue increase and 100.4% rise in adjusted EBITDA for Q1 2025, backed by $349 million in new contracts and a growing backlog of $839.7 million.
The SHIPS for America Act seeks to rebuild the U.S. shipbuilding industry, adding 250 U.S.-flagged ships and boosting maritime jobs while addressing national security and economic challenges.
A butadiene gas leak on a barge at the Houston Ship Channel was swiftly contained, with no injuries or air quality risks reported. The channel has resumed full operations.
The Johnny M towing vessel fire, caused by a catastrophic engine failure, highlights critical flaws in marine fire protection systems and the need for enhanced vessel safety designs.
The M/V ISLA DE BIOKO and GINNY STONE collision on the Lower Mississippi River led to a barge breakaway, a sunken vessel, and temporary waterway closure. Investigations are ongoing.
Arc Boat Co. unveils the first truckable electric tugboat at the Port of Los Angeles, combining zero-emission technology with high-performance features to revolutionize maritime operations.
Hapag-Lloyd sees a 30% decline in U.S.-China shipments amidst trade tensions, with rising demand for consignments from Southeast Asia reshaping global shipping trends.
Japan’s first hydrogen-powered tugboat, launched by Tsuneishi Shipbuilding, reduces CO2 emissions by 60% using a dual-fuel hydrogen ICE. The vessel highlights a step forward in carbon-neutral maritime innovation.
USCGC Healy, the largest U.S. icebreaker, advances Arctic research, navigation safety, and U.S. presence in polar waters. Learn about its advanced features and notable missions.
Crowley is charting a new course in workforce development, blending innovation, inclusivity, and purpose to attract and retain the next generation of maritime professionals while addressing industry challenges.
