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"We recently announced our pledge to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions in our operations and delivery of energy by 2045, and our work with the CEC (California Energy Commission) and ZEI to develop fuel cell technology for commercial boats could aid this commitment," he said. "This innovative technology has the potential to decrease pollution in California in a meaningful way." The California Energy Commission is providing $2 million for the project, which will test a commercial marine vessel modified to incorporate a hydrogen fuel cell powertrain. While boats are typically propelled wit...

March 16, 2021 R.W. Fernstrum & Company has been engineering and manufacturing GRIDCOOLER Keel Coolers for the marine industry since 1949. (Image: R.W. Fernstrum & Company) As owners and operators work to achieve dramatic new emission reductions, vessels’ cooling solutions should not be overlooked. A  wave of green initiatives is sweeping through the maritime market as owners and operators seek ways to reduce emissions from their vessels. One company supporting this drive is R.W. Fernstrum, a global leader in engineering and manufacturing keel cooling technologies. Sean Fer...

The meaning of a “blue-water” naval force has changed over time. Here's What You Need To Remember: In East Asia, all of Japan, China, South Korea, and India either have blue water forces, or are moving quickly in that direction. Australia might join them, although this would require a workable replacement strategy for the Collins-class submarines. Analysts and politicians throw around the term “blue-water navy” as if it has a single, fixed meaning. Broadly speaking, having a blue water navy means having the capacity to deploy a task force of ships across the open ocean, and to suppor...

Classics teacher a delightful contradiction of a fellow We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Pat Sheil Normal text size HARRY NICOLSON: 1923 – 2021 Some 15 years ago, standing on the remains of the Temple of Apollo in Delphi, I found myself drifting away from the incredible view, and the sheer gravitas of where I was, back into a history classroom in Sydney. I was in two places at once. It was unexpected, yet remarkable and moving. In its day, Delphi was the most sacred and mysterious slice of real estate in Greece. Now the ruined remnant ...

What are the three most important elements to making a blue water navy?