Eric Haun
Executive Editor at WorkBoat
Executive Editor at National Fisherman
Editor - Marine News, https://t.co/VOlV3ie3SY @Shipnews. Contributor - Offshore Engineer @OEDigital, Marine Technology Reporter @MarineTechno #maritime #offshore #subsea
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1 month ago |
workboat.com | Eric Haun |Michael Crowley
Marine diesel engines have gone through numerous innovative turns since being created by Frédéric Dyckhoff and Adrien Bochet in 1903 in France. Key advancements include the introduction of turbocharging in 1925 and fuel-injection pumps in 1927. Recent innovation has been driven by concerns over the health and climate impacts of diesel fuel emissions.
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Oct 30, 2024 |
marinelink.com | Eric Haun
STAX Engineering, based in Long Beach, California, has experienced significant growth since launching its innovative emissions capture and control technology earlier this year. Available as a land- or barge-based solution, the company’s mobile, flexible exhaust capture system is designed to fit all ships without modification, removing 99% of particulate matter (PM) and 95% of nitrogen oxides (NOx) from all exhaust funneled into its system before the exhaust is released as purified gas.
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Oct 30, 2024 |
marinelink.com | Eric Haun
Seventy-five years in business is no small feat, especially in an industry that is tougher than most: shipbuilding. Blount Boats is celebrating the impressive milestone this year. Established in 1949, the Warren, R.I. shipbuilder is led today by founder Luther H. Blount’s daughters: president and CFO Marcia Blount and executive vice president / human resources Julie Blount, who see their roles as more than a career. “It’s our vocation,” Julie said.
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Oct 30, 2024 |
marinelink.com | Eric Haun
To start, will you please share your personal journey in the shipbuilding industry and what led you to your current role? Gladding-Hearn Shipbuilding Inc. was started by Preston Gladding and Richard Hearn in mid-1955. My father, George Duclos, joined them as a minority partner in late 1955, and for $900 owned 20% of the company. Fast forward to 1984, my parents bought out the Gladding and Hearn families and formed Duclos Corporation. Gladding-Hearn was kept as a d/b/a trade name.
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Oct 17, 2024 |
marinelink.com | Eric Haun
Massachusetts Maritime Academy (MMA) officially took custody of its new training ship Patriot State during a handover ceremony on October 11. The vessel is the second of five being built by Philly Shipyard under the U.S. Department of Transportation Maritime Administration’s (MARAD) National Security Multi-Mission Vessel (NSMV) program, designed to provide a purpose-built, state-of-the-art training ships for the nation's state maritime academies.
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