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In fact “fuel” is the perfect bridge to this edition, as in “fu- [email protected] ture” or “alternate” fuels, as the energy transition and all that it entails – from hydrogen-

President & COO powered UUVs to the fast-growing offshore renewable energy markets and the opportu-

Gregory R. Trauthwein [email protected] nities it is opening for companies in this sector – appears to be the driver for the coming generation.

Contributing Writers

Via this edition we welcome contributing editor Wendy Laursen to our pages. Based in

Kevin Hardy

Celia Konowe

Australia, Laursen is a long-tenured technical writer in the maritime, offshore and subsea

Edward Lundquist space, and she is an active contributor in sister-publications Maritime Reporter & Engi-

David Strachan neering News and Offshore Engineer. This month she takes an inside out look at a tech

Production Manager sector near and dear to nearly everyone reading these pages: battery technology, starting on

Irina Vasilets page 40. The past few years have seen leaps and bounds in battery technology, a boon for [email protected] all who design, build, own and operate vehicles on and under the oceans.

Production & Graphic Design

Overall, this is truly a transcendent time in the maritime and subsea sectors, with a con-

Nicole Ventimiglia [email protected] vergence of technical trends, from the energy transition, to automation and true autonomy, to digitalization and the ability to collect, disseminate and create actionable intelligence

Corporate Staff ef? ciently, effectively the cornerstone foundation of nearly every tech development and

Manager, Marketing project in the space.

Mark O’Malley

The ensuing 80 pages highlight some of the amazing work that has been accomplished in [email protected] the past 12 months, with a glimpse of what’s to come in the next 12.

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