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Boats & Barges

The latest inland marine industry news involving new-construction and refurbished towboats, passenger vessels, ferries, dredges and other inland river boats. Towboat christenings and recent innovations in towboat design are also featured.

Mike Hooks Takes Delivery Of Idler Barge The idler barge Jeremiah H was built by Southwest Shipyard and SPI/Mobile Pulley Works.

Mike Hooks Takes Delivery Of Idler Barge

January 10, 2022

SPI/Mobile Pulley Works has delivered a new idler barge, named the Jeremiah H, to dredging firm Mike Hooks LLC. The barge, outfitted with a hydraulic driver spud track that was… Read More

American Queen Voyages Renames Two Vessels Ocean Navigator

American Queen Voyages Renames Two Vessels

December 29, 2021

American Queen Voyages, a subsidiary of Hornblower Group, announced December 6 that its vessels Victory I and Victory II, acquired in 2018, will be renamed Ocean Voyager and Ocean Navigator… Read More

LAC Fleet Christens Mv. Samantha Trueheart, Two Others The mv. Samantha Trueheart was designed and built by Diversified Marine. (photo by Tracy Adams)

LAC Fleet Christens Mv. Samantha Trueheart, Two Others

December 22, 2021

Lydia Ann Channel Fleet, more familiarly known as LAC Fleet, a provider of fleeting and fuel services in Rockport, Texas, and an operator of towing vessels on charter, christened three… Read More

Zeeboat, ISS Plan Four Electric, Zero-Emission Towboats

December 22, 2021

Industrial Service Solutions announced December 21 that it will provide Zeeboat LLC with general contract, project management and vessel support services for the manufacture and delivery of four fully electric… Read More

New Partnership Plans Methanol/Hydrogen-Powered Towboat The Hydrogen 1 is expected to enter service in 2023.

New Partnership Plans Methanol/Hydrogen-Powered Towboat

December 3, 2021

After extensive study and analysis, the maritime partnership e1 Marine has come up with a green sustainable fuel solution for inland towboats it thinks will take the lead in both… Read More

Cruises Return To The Port Of New Orleans The Carnival Glory and the Norwegian Breakaway docked on November 21 before they set sail from Port NOLA. (Photo courtesy of Port NOLA)

Cruises Return To The Port Of New Orleans

November 30, 2021

The arrival of the Norwegian Breakaway on November 21 at the Port of New Orleans signaled the start of a big comeback for cruise ship operations. The Breakaway joins the… Read More

The Herbert Hoover: Diesel Power In A Big Way The Herbert Hoover under construction at Dubuque Boat & Boiler Company. (Dan Owen/Boat Photo Museum collection)

The Herbert Hoover: Diesel Power In A Big Way

November 25, 2021

By the early part of the 20th century, railroads had all but decimated river transportation, in particular barge towing. Other than certain trades, such as the steel industry in the… Read More

Master Boat Builders Launches Hybrid Tug Seabulk hybrid tug Spartan being launched at Master Boat Builders’ Coden, Ala., Shipyard. (Photo courtesy of Master Boat Builders)

Master Boat Builders Launches Hybrid Tug

November 25, 2021

Master Boat Builders, Coden, Ala., announced November 12 that it has launched an electric-hybrid tug for Seabulk. Named Spartan, the tug is planned for a January 2022 delivery. “Master Boat… Read More

Steiner Delivers Mv. Sally Lapeyre To Canal Barge The 4,400 hp. mv. Sally Lapeyre was built for Canal Barge Company by Steiner Construction Company. (Photo courtesy of Steiner Construction Company)

Steiner Delivers Mv. Sally Lapeyre To Canal Barge

November 24, 2021

Canal Barge Company, the diversified, family-owned marine transportation firm founded in 1933, put into service recently the first of two nearly identical vessels, the mv. Sally Lapeyre. It is a… Read More

Ferry Operations Resume After Parts Obtained Vehicles load onto the Dorena-Hickman Ferry to cross the Mississippi River between Hickman, Ky., and Dorena, Mo. The ferry is back in service after a week’s closure because of difficulty obtaining the necessary parts for repairs. (Photo courtesy of the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet)

Ferry Operations Resume After Parts Obtained

November 20, 2021

A ferry has reopened following a week-long closure caused by the inability of the operator to receive parts for repairs in a timely manner. The Dorena-Hickman Ferry, at Lower Mississippi… Read More

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