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  By the Numbers: Solutions For Slashing Greenhouse Gas Emissions

  Examining the potential of various emissions reduction approaches.

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  Defining Efficiency In A New 'Green' World?

  While the maritime industry continues to move toward a more sustainable future, there are still too many questions that remain unanswered.

  By Robert Kunkel, President, Alternative Marine Technologies and First Harvest Navigation

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  Powering The Transition To Zero-Emissions With Hydrogen Fuel Cells

  A key zero-emission technology that will be a critical enabler for decarbonizing the marine industry—now and in the future—is hydrogen fuel cells.

  By Thomas T. Petersen, Product Line Manager, Ballard Power Systems Europe

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  Why Ammonia Is The Fuel Of The Future For Maritime Shipping

  Maritime stakeholders eye ammonia as a key piece of the future fuel mix to help decarbonize global shipping.

  By Maciek Lukawski, VP, Strategy and Business Development at Amogy

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  Greening The US Federal Fleet

  Can the U.S. federal fleet blaze the path for a sustainable U.S. fleet?

  By Ed Schwarz, VP Sales Marine Systems, Americas, ABB

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  Future Fuels: Methanol

  Methanol is gaining serious traction as a fuel to help the maritime industry reduce its carbon footprint.

  By Barry Parker

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  WETA's Bay Ferry 2050: Water Transit Reimagined

  Bringing together people and technology for the future of the San Francisco Bay Ferry Service.

  By Jennifer McQuilken

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  Crossing Death's Door Daily

  Wisconsin's Washington Island Ferry Line provides umbilical to the mainland.

  By Edward Lundquist

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  Commercial Fishing On The Great Lakes Is A Family Affair

  For Henriksen Fisheries, whitefish continues to be profitable.

  By Edward Lundquist

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  Tech File: Controls

  Shipshape: Simplifying Boat Control and Improving Maneuverability