Maritime Reporter & Engineering News
August 2022
Table of Contents
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p. 34
Offshore Wind Drives Shipyard Innovation
While there have been many starts, stumbles and stops, the promise of offshore wind could drive shipbuilding for a generation. By Tom Ewing
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p. 28
Shipyards Adapt as Military Recapitalizes
U.S. shipyards are making improvements to serve the U.S. Navy and USCG, from spruce up to dramatic make-over. By Edward Lundquist
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p. 46
Wabtec’s Power Play
Wabtec’s 250MDC diesel needs no urea to be Tier 4 compliant, and the PA-based engine builder mounts a compelling case based on performance, fuel efficiency and lifecycle costs. By Greg Trauthwein
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p. 22
Battery-Electric Surge: ESS Scales Up
Energy Storage System (ESS) capacity is trending up. By William Stoichevski
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p. 40
CTO in Focus: Henrik Stiesdal
This wind power pioneer built his first turbine in 1978 to help power the family farm. Today he eyes: Industrialized Floating Offshore Wind. By Elaine Maslin