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Sustaining one’s place in the market is a tender trap.

Partners join OUC effort to power homes and businesses with 100% clean energy

Ingenity is going all in with electric motors on Lake Tahoe.

David Foulkes will speak on implementation at the Sept. 9 summit, organized by Correct Craft.

Eddie Gill IV, an Indiana-based Grace College student, plans to promote diversity and inclusiveness in boating and fishing on his 10-day, 900-mile boat trip.

Ingenity Launches Tahoe Experience for its Groundbreaking 100% Electric Towboat In its mission to advance boating to a sustainable future, Ingenity and its partners are inviting guests to experience their fully-electric multisport towboat on the scenic waters of Lake Tahoe. News provided by Share this article Share this article HOMEWOOD, Calif., May 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- This summer, Ingenity Electric, an innovative electric boat company under the Correct Craft family of brands, is giving gu...

IBI Premium Content, by Neil Eaves2021-05-05T15:23:00 Watershed Innovation adds its support to Zero Emission Industries’ project Watershed Innovation, Correct Craft’s innovation company, added its support to Zero Emission Industries’ (ZEI) project to build a hydrogen fuel cell powered small fast harbour craft. To continue reading, please see the IBI Plus subscription options below for accessing our Premium Content. This is premium content signed-in to access this content. Benefits...

Demand Remains High February registrations continued to soar. NMMA says builders “are shipping approximately 20,000 new boats monthly and operating at 13 percent above normal levels” Author: Apr 26, 2021 Preliminary data from just over half of the U.S. boat market showed what was largely expected: February’s registration numbers continued to ascend, with little sign of plateauing, according to Statistical Surveys, a Michigan firm that tracks new-boat registrations. With 29 states r...

Fridays Afternoon Update | 4/30/2021 Florida lawmakers tee up sales tax ‘holidays Floridians are in line to get “holidays” from paying sales taxes as they prepare for the school year and hurricane season and as they plan to get out for some entertainment and recreation.  As with most aspects of the state’s budget talks this year, the tax proposals grew with the state’s expected infusion of federal stimulus money and increased state revenue as the economy has reopened during the COVI...

SHARE: Profile: Bill Yeargin of Correct Craft Bill Yeargin, a reluctant CEO, navigated boat maker Correct Craft through three crises. Hes working to avoid a fourth. Clad all in black, tall, Bill Yeargin nonetheless strikes a self-effacing figure as he quietly returns greetings of “Hi, Bill” from the workers on the Correct Craft boat factory floor. His shirt has the company name and a slogan introduced under his management: “Making Life Better” — better for customers, but also workers...