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Pictured here on a recent mission aboard Guice Offshore mini supply vessel GO Glory, our Protected Species Observers were able to retrieve some marine debris they encountered offshore in between their regular duties.  To help them, the captain angled the...Read More

If you represent a governmental entity, corporation with offshore infrastructure, or an organization that may need contingent disaster recovery in marine areas, now is a good time to make Guice Offshore (GO) part of your disaster planning and emergency operations...Read More

ABS Report Details Design Considerations for Data Centers Supporting Rapid Growth of AI How can the global energy grid keep pace with fast-growing demand from new data centers supporting artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing? Nuclear energy and coastal waters...Read More

Above: Restoration of the historic Ship Supply Building at the Port Of Seattle’s Fishermen’s Terminal will support the Port’s maritime small business incubator program.  Images Credit:  Port of Seattle   The U.S. Center for Maritime Innovation (USCMI) has launched its...Read More

The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) has made modifications to the Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) planning areas used for managing the oil and gas program, increasing the total number of planning areas from 26 to 27.  Announced in April...Read More

Alternative fuels, energy efficiency devices and performance optimization are widely regarded as key to maritime industry decarbonization.  Among these emerging solutions, ammonia as a maritime fuel has been evaluated to offer significant long-term potential to help the industry achieve net-zero...Read More

Not an actual geographical designation, the “Oleander Line” refers to a route traveled by the container ship M/V Oleander in a highly dynamic and ecologically important area between Port Elizabeth, New Jersey, and Hamilton, Bermuda that crosses the Middle Atlantic...Read More

Each year, America celebrates National Maritime Day on May 22, commemorating the maiden transatlantic voyage of the SS Savannah in 1819.  This year, it’s also the Port of Galveston’s 200th Anniversary (details below)! Importantly, National Maritime Day recognizes the vital...Read More

This year’s International Day for Women in Maritime (#WomenInMaritimeDay)–celebrated annually on May 18–will spotlight pathways for women’s leadership, participation and impact in the global ocean economy.  Since May 18 falls on a Sunday in 2025, the International Maritime Organization is...Read More