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Marine News November 2022 • Volume 33 Number 11 4 Editor’s Note 24 Column: Great Lakes 66 Noteworthy New Tech of 2022 Great Lakes winter supply chain – a cause for concern 6 Authors 68 Vessels

By Eric Peace, Lake Carriers’ Association 10 By the Numbers: 27 Column: Finance 72 People & Company News U.S. Offshore Wind Alternative fuels, newbuilds Foundations ? rmly in place for and retro? ts are key to marine 30 GW by 2030 75 Products industry growth

By Phil Lewis, Intelatus Global Partners

By Timothy Stickney,

Key Equipment Finance 77 Editorial Calendar 12 Insights: 30 Column: Offshore Wind Edward G. LeBlanc One on one with Ørsted’s Head Fortunes return to the sea as 78 Classi? ed Advertising the wind blows offshore of Marine Affairs

By Robert Kunkel,

By Greg Trauthwein

Alternative Marine Technologies 80 Advertisers Index 18 Column: Washington Watch 62 Tech File: Mid-term elections bring changes, BAE Systems’ HybriGen uncertainty in congressional Helping the maritime maritime leadership industry decarbonize

By Jeff Vogel, Cozen O’Connor

By Eric Haun 21 Column: Training Recruiting Gen Z in the marine industry

By Pat Folan, Tug & Barge Solutions

On the Cover

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The Interlake Steamship Company from Fincantieri Bay Shipbuilding, is among the most signi? cant U.S.- built vessels in a generation. (Photo: The Interlake Steamship Company) www.marinelink.com MN 3|