Fishermen want to go green but say DOGE cuts prevent that
But climate-friendly projects often cost tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars, leading fishermen to seek U.S. Department ...
DOGE cuts stall Maine seafood business trying to go green
Commercial fishermen and seafood businesses planned on federal funding to help with things like new engines and refrigeration ...
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Budget cuts deter fishing industry efforts to cut carbon emissions
BREMEN - Commercial fishermen, seafood processors and distributors seeking to convert to new, lower-carbon emission systems ...
Megayachts and more: Inside 2025’s Palm Beach International Boat Show
Bigger and better — it’s the only ways to describe the Palm Beach International Boat Show, which once again returns to ...
Did a US military contractor use a Chinese-made jet engine in ‘Strategic Strike’ missile?
When an American defence manufacturer posted a recent video of its latest weapon, viewers noticed something unexpected A US ...
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Maine fishermen want to go green, but they say DOGE cuts prevent that
Scallop distributors in Maine are among those who say their federal commitments for projects like new boat engines and refrigeration systems have been rescinded or are under review.
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Cutting-edge hydrogen-diesel engine retrofits could deliver 20% fuel reduction in shipping
Lomarlabs and Newlight to trial hydrogen-diesel retrofits on vessels in 2025, offering a cost-effective path to meet IMO ...
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Op-Ed: Service vessels at the heart of marine electrification
This makes the service vessel segment an ideal trailblazer for marine electrification. Even as the technology stands currently, electric drives present an amazing opportunity for service vessel ...