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Demand for high-capability offshore support vessels for floating offshore wind is expected to strengthen in the late 2020s, with availability constraints emerging in some segments as early as 2029, according to a new report from ABS.

Produced by ABS in collaboration with Intelatus Global Partners, the report, entitled


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The new National Security Multi-Mission Vessel (NSMV) training ship State of Maine returned from a training cruise and was able to berth at its own assigned pier for the very first time in in July 2026.

State of Maine, a purpose-built, state-of-the-art training vessel, is designed to revolutionize the educational experience cadets receive as a part of t...


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Above: (July 04, 2023) Volunteers with the USS Constitution 1812 Marine Guard fire a saluting volley onboard USS Constitution during a 4th of July celebration in Boston Harbor. (U.S. Navy Photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Raymond Minami/Released); (July 4, 2025) – USS Constitution sails in Boston Harbor in honor of Independence Day. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass...


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Above: AJ Alik, a fisheries officer with the Marshall Islands Conservation Society, is partnering with WHOI researchers on coral restoration efforts in Majuro. (Photo by Tim Briggs)

Transformative $25 million investment will advance cutting-edge science and scalable solutions to protect coral reefs worldwide

During late July 2026, the Woods Hole Ocean...


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Landing a drone on a moving ship is one of the hardest problems in unmanned aviation. WaiV Robotics built a system that does it autonomously, without touching the drone itself.

Drones have become a standard tool across the energy sector, handling pipeline inspections, flare stack monitoring and offshore platform surveys with growing efficiency...


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