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Pushboats, Tugs & Assist Vessels

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CONTENTS

MarineNews March 2019 • Volume 30 Number 3

INSIGHTS 16 Peter Stephaich Chairman & CEO,

Campbell Transportation Company

LEGAL 28 Fuel Cells: industry examines options in race to zero emissions

A maritime consortium recently proved the viability of a hydrogen fuel cell ferry designed for operations in the environmentally sensitive San

Francisco Bay area.

Features

Credit: Port of Indiana - Jeffersonville

By Domenic Carlucci 36 Ports of Indiana:

TOWING COMPANY PROFILE Big Successes, with Big Projects in the Wings

By Tom Ewing 32 Blood: thicker than water?

The late Capt. Beau Payne’s ex-wives unite to run 40 Sub M is here, now what?

P&L Towing to preserve their family legacy. Captain Pat Folan outlines the way forward, especially for

By Lisa Overing the smaller towboat frms. It’s not rocket science, but it does involve common sense.

REGULATORY REVIEW

By Pat Folan

The Information Authority for the Workboat • Offshore • Inland • Coastal Marine Markets 44 DAPI 101: Outreach and Enforcement ON THE COVER

Volume 30 • Number 3 Even as the minimum Random Drug Testing Rate

Pushing ahead in the rap- arine is raised to 50 PCT, the Coast Guard wants its

MARCH 2019 www.marinelink.com

News

M idly changing waters of U.S. mission to consist of 90% outreach and just 10% inland markets, Chairman

Pushboats, Tugs enforcement. Really. & Assist Vessels

The heart of the U.S. & CEO of Campbell Trans- merchant feet

By Joseph Keefe portation Company, Peter

Stephaich, provides a unique

HYBRID PROPULSION window into what’s just around the next bend. His 48 Marine Hybrid quietly arrives … narrative begins on page 16. positioned to explode

Hybrid Propulsion

Image credit: Campbell Towing Company Hybrid is not only here, it is growing, and with that

Quietly … positioned to explode

Regulatory Review

USCG: 10% enforcement; 90% outreach growth it will soon reach far beyond coastal applications.

Inland Outlook

SubM, Safety & Small Operators

By Robert Kunkel

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