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Some hope in
tough times
Y
ou’re all probably aware that the oil price drop and
the turmoil in the coal market have effected several
parts of the workboat industry.
Gulf Coast shipyards, for one, have definitely been
feeling the pinch from the sluggish energy sector. And the
coal market has seen plant closings and conversions, coal
company bankruptcies, lower export demand and tough
federal environmental regulations.
Coal as a power source is not going away completely,
but its growth prospects are dim. As for the future, one
operator said, “if we build fewer coal barges or scrap more
barges, demand and supply will come back into balance.”
As Ken Hocke has reported, some shipyards that had
record backlogs of offshore service vessels just two years
ago have seen order books dry up, as OSV operators stack
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boats in canals, bayous and tributaries all around southeast
Louisiana.
Sure, it’s a tough time to be a shipyard owner in the Gulf, but as in past down cycles, some “improvise, adapt and overcome,” said Joseph Rodriguez, president, Rodriguez Shipbuilding, Bayou
La Batre, Ala.
One of those yards is A&B Industries. A&B has always built inland towboats, and that’s what
has got them through this down cycle.
Another yard that is surviving is Conrad Industries. The company has seen a softer repair market
and a decrease in its backlog compared to last year, but the shipyard is working on several interesting newbuild projects. Its Orange, Texas, yard is building a 232'×48'8"×15'8" dedicated LNG bunker
barge — the first in North America.
Another project involves the construction of an articulated tug/barge unit. It will be made up of a
399'×74'×30', 80,000-bbl. tank barge and a 120'×40'×18'6" ocean service tug. Both vessels are currently being built at Conrad’s yard in Amelia, La.
Other Gulf yards are also busy with an assortment of projects, as they show that it’s not all about
oil and gas.
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Dale DuPont has been a
correspondent for WorkBoat since
1998. She has worked at daily and
weekly newspapers in Texas,
Maryland, and
most recently
as a business
writer and
editor at The
Miami Herald,
covering the
cruise, marine
and other
industries. She and her husband once
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from the Baseball Hall of Fame. A
South Florida resident, she enjoys
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hurricane season.
Capt. Max Hardberger
Max Hardberger is a maritime
attorney, flight instructor, writer, and
maritime repo man. He has been a
correspondent for WorkBoat since
1995. His memoir, “Seized: A Sea
Captain’s
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Battling
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While
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Most Troubled Waters”, was published
by Broadway Books in 2010. He’s
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Prior to coming to WorkBoat, she
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the Dow Jones Company. She began
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Bedford (Mass.) Standard-Times. A
native of Massachusetts, she is a 1978
graduate of Wesleyan University
(Conn.). She currently resides in
Potomac, Md.
Kirk Moore
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reporter for the Asbury Park Press for
over 30 years before
joining WorkBoat in 2015. He wrote
several award-winning stories on
marine, environmental, coastal and
military issues that helped drive
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state
government
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has also been
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for WorkBoat’s
sister
publication, National Fisherman, for
almost 25 years. Moore was awarded
the Online News Association 2011
Knight Award for Public Service for the
“Barnegat Bay Under Stress,” 2010
series that led to the New Jersey state
government’s restoration plan. He
lives in West Creek, N.J.
Ken Hocke
Ken Hocke has been the senior editor
of WorkBoat since 1999. He was the
associate editor of WorkBoat from
1997 to 1999. Prior to that, he was the
editor of
the Daily
Shipping
Guide, a
transportation
daily in New
Orleans. He
has also
written for
other publications, including The
Times-Picayune. He graduated from
Louisiana State University with an arts
and sciences degree, with a
concentration in English, in 1978.
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David Krapf
David Krapf has been editor in chief of
WorkBoat, the nation’s leading trade
magazine for the inland and coastal
waterways industry, since 1999. He is
responsible for overseeing the
editorial direction of the publication.
Krapf has been
in the
publishing
industry since
1987,
beginning as a
reporter and
editor with
daily and
weekly newspapers in the Houston
area. He also was the editor of a
transportation industry daily in New
Orleans before joining WorkBoat as
contributing editor in 1992. He has
been covering the transportation
industry since 1989. He has a degree
in business administration from the
State University of New
York at Oswego,
and also studied
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