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Wärtsilä, EBDG Collaborate On CHAMP Barge Design

March 20, 2024

Wärtsilä, the Finnish-based marine propulsion manufacturer and energy provider, is partnering with Elliott Bay Design Group (EBDG), a Seattle-based naval architecture and marine engineering firm, to develop a floating… Read More

Port Of South Louisiana Inks Contract For Hydrogen Fueling Barge Design

October 24, 2023

The board of commissioners of the Port of South Louisiana (PortSL) has approved a contract with Elliott Bay Design Group (EBDG) for the design of a hydrogen fueling barge. Read More

Firms To Team For Electric Truckable Tug The truckable tug Seaward 17, designed and constructed by Miller Marine, has a standard propulsion package; the new electric tug will be a sister vessel in other aspects.

The truckable tug Seaward 17, designed and constructed by Miller Marine, has a standard propulsion package; the new electric tug will be a sister vessel in other aspects.

Firms To Team For Electric Truckable Tug

January 25, 2023

Elliott Bay Design Group, Seattle, Wash., and Miller Marine Inc., Deltaville, Va., recently announced a partnership to design and construct a fully electric truckable tug. The boat is… Read More

Harbor Power/Charging Barge Designed By EBDG Barge delivers 7 megawatts of continuous power generated by methanol.

Harbor Power/Charging Barge Designed By EBDG

December 9, 2022

Elliott Bay Design Group (EBDG) has designed a harbor power and charging barge that it says offers ports and harbors a cost-conscious and high-performing option to minimize emissions from… Read More

EBDG Hosts Green-Energy Educational Session More than 100 industry representatives attended the Elliott Bay Design Group and e1 Marine educational session October 10 in Seattle, Wash. (Photo courtesy of EBDG)

More than 100 industry representatives attended the Elliott Bay Design Group and e1 Marine educational session October 10 in Seattle, Wash. (Photo courtesy of EBDG)

EBDG Hosts Green-Energy Educational Session

October 20, 2022

Elliott Bay Design Group (EBDG) in partnership with e1 Marine hosted a half-day educational session in Seattle, Wash., October 10 to present green-energy fuel options for the maritime… Read More

ACBL To Operate Forthcoming Mv. Hydrogen One Cutaway rendering of Hydrogen One propulsion system. (Courtesy of Elliott Bay Design Group)

ACBL To Operate Forthcoming Mv. Hydrogen One

September 16, 2022

Jeffersonville, Ind.-based American Commercial Barge Line (ACBL) has announced its plans to operate the forthcoming mv. Hydrogen One, which will be the world’s first methanol-fueled towboat. Hydrogen One, which… Read More

IMX Panel Offers A Look At Alternative Fuel Strengths, Weaknesses The IMX panel on alternative fuels, from left: Roy Bleiberg, ABS; Josh Sebastian, The Shearer Group Inc.; Mike Complita, Elliott Bay Design Group; Robert Schluter, E1 Marine; David Reynolds, PTL Marine; and Gary Sarrat Jr., Caterpillar Marine. (Photo by John Shoulberg)

The IMX panel on alternative fuels, from left: Roy Bleiberg, ABS; Josh Sebastian, The Shearer Group Inc.; Mike Complita, Elliott Bay Design Group; Robert Schluter, E1 Marine; David Reynolds, PTL Marine; and Gary Sarrat Jr., Caterpillar Marine. (Photo by John Shoulberg)

IMX Panel Offers A Look At Alternative Fuel Strengths, Weaknesses

June 6, 2022

Panelists at the Inland Marine Expo’s session on “Maintaining The Environmental Advantage: Alternative Fuels” on May 24 talked about the strengths and weaknesses of many different fuel options. Read More

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

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