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The Jones Act Is a Useful Scapegoat for Poor New England Energy Decisions
This opinion piece originally appeared in NH Journal on November 29, 2022. By Samuel H. Norton. New England governors are clamoring for Energy Secretary Jennifer
The Jones Act Remains Critical to U.S. Needs
This opinion piece originally appeared in DC Journal on October 18, 2022. By Peter Roff. Smart policies balance short-term considerations against long-term needs, even when
What’s Going on in New England?
This post was initially written on October 17, 2022. By Sam Norton. Yet another “targeted waiver” of the Jones Act was granted over the weekend;
Fuel cargo vessels arrive at Port Tampa Bay to assist in Hurricane Ian recovery
This article originally appeared in Florida Politics on October 3, 2022. By Kelly Hayes. More than 25 domestic maritime vessels are calling on Florida ports
U.S. Maritime Prosperity Tied to Offshore Wind
This article originally appeared in gCaptain on September 20, 2022. By Barry Parker. Offshore wind will be a key component of future U.S. successes in
A U.S. ‘Ships Act’ Would Break China’s Control of the Seas
This opinion piece originally appeared in The New York Times on October 3, 2022. By Michael Roberts. Soon after President Xi Jinping of China took
China’s Navy Could Catch Up to America’s By 2030, Analysts Say
This article originally appeared in Popular Mechanics on September 6, 2022. By Kyle Mizokami. China’s navy could nearly double in just eight years, resulting in a
The next U.S. energy boom could be offshore wind power in the Gulf of Mexico
This commentary was originally published by The Conversation on August 16, 2022. Dr. Michael E. Webber & Dr. Hugh Daigle With passage of the Inflation
Strong Jones Act, Strong Texas
This opinion piece originally appeared on Greater Houston Port Bureau’s website on July 22, 2022. By Jennifer Carpenter. In June, we celebrate the anniversary of
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