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Crowley's eWolf, the first all-electric ship assist tug in the U.S., has commenced sea trials along the U.S. Gulf Coast.

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Jacksonville, Florida-based Crowley is set to open a Wind Services office in Eureka, California as part of its efforts to develop an offshore wind terminal at the Port of Humboldt...

Florida-based Crowley is taken a key step toward potentially developing an offshore wind terminal at Louisiana’s Port Fourchon, a key hub for the Gulf of Mexico offshore oil and gas...

Jacksonville, Florida-based Crowley has completed the purchase of 42 acres in Salem, Massachusetts, where it will develop state’s second major offshore wind port terminal.  The Salem Harbor Wind Terminal is...

Jacksonville, Florida-based Crowley has been awarded a contract for the operation and maintenance of six U.S. government-owned Maritime Prepositioning Force (MPF) vessels for the U.S. Navy’s Military Sealift Command.  The...

The construction of eWolf, the first US all-electric ship assist tug regarded as a remarkable milestone, has begun.

February 19, 2021 Florida-based Crowley says it has fully integrated its naval architecture subsidiary Jensen Maritime into a new engineering services group under the Crowley umbrella. Crowley says the new group, named Crowley Engineering Services, will bring together Crowley’s diverse business portfolio and long history of engineering, project management, and marine operations with Seattle-based Jensen’s industry-leading marine engineering and naval architecture expertise. The combinatio...

Petro Marine set to buy Crowley Fuels’ Southeast Alaska business, stoking fears of fuel ‘monopoly’ in Ketchikan Posted by Eric Stone | Jan 20, 2021 Petro Marine is set to take over Crowley Fuels’ Southeast Alaska business next month, including this facility on Ketchikan’s Stedman Street. The Environmental Protection Agency recently fined Crowley $1.3 million over gasoline tank farm violations. (Photo courtesy of EPA Region 10) A major player is exiting the energy business in Southeast...