
December 2023
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Table of contents
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©angeldibilio / Adobe StockBy the Numbers: US Container Imports
The United States’ import cargo peak came later than expected this year, as volumes kept growing, according to a new report.
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©Olena / Adobe StockInsights: Paul Sells
The President & CEO of ABS Wavesight reflects on the software-as-a-service company’s first 12 months in business and explains why it is well-positioned to capitalize on growing digital needs.
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©rrodrickbeiler / Adobe StockWashington Watch: Ask What Your Government Can Do For Your Industry (A 2023 Retrospective)
What did our political leadership in Washington, DC accomplish (or not) for the maritime industry in 2023?
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Credit: PERCGetting Started with Propane: Port-Side Refueling & Storage
What does propane refueling infrastructure looks like, and what can be expected when transitioning to propane-powered terminal equipment?
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Photo: Brandon Giles / U.S. Coast GuardNew Cutters Can’t Arrive Soon Enough
Offshore Patrol Cutter will be a “game-changer” for the U.S. Coast Guard and for the nation.
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©Yellow Boat / Adobe StockMaritime Innovation: Fostering Creativity and Working to Make Bright Ideas Work
Questions about how to advance and strengthen U.S. maritime innovation are receiving a new and high-level focus.
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Credit: DARPANew Officers in Charge
DARPA’s NOMARS program aims to revolutionize naval operations by designing a ship that can operate autonomously for extended periods at sea without an onboard crew.
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©Forance / Adobe StockBringing Ammonia into the Mix
Amogy aims to unlock the potential of ammonia as a clean energy source and accelerate the maritime industry’s journey to net zero.
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©nikkytok / Adobe StockTech Files
Marine News rounds up recent news on tech advances across the U.S. maritime industry.