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Caudwell Marine brought its new 300-hp diesel outboard to Pacific Marine Expo, aiming to offer commercial operators a high-power alternative to gas outboards. Doug Stewart photo.
Caudwell is the new diesel outboard on the block
Paul Molyneaux
The diesel-powered fishing vessel Mirage is slated to be converted to hybrid diesel-electric propulsion. Alaska Longline Fishermen’s Association photo.
Innovative propulsion systems coming for Alaska fishing boats
Margaret Bauman
Scania’s new Next Generation 13L marine engine is loaded with improvements promising great durability, increased fuel efficiency, and reduced maintenance costs. Credit: Scania
Scania brings its new 13L to North America
Paul Molyneaux
The Heron, built by Fogg’s Boatworks. Photo courtesy of Patrick Fogg
Electric boats are making waves
Michael Crowley
In Portland, Maine, they already have triple-phase electric for superyachts, making the transition to hybrid-diesel more feasible. Photo courtesy of Lastpix / Shutterstock
How U.S. fishermen are adapting to electrification and alternative fuels
Carli Stewart
OXE’s concept prototype hybrid engine adds a 150-hp axial flux electric motor to a 300-hp, 3L BMW engine, giving fishermen the potential to use only electric power when needed, combine the two for 450-hp in other situations, or use the motor to charge the
Keeping the electric dream alive
Paul Molyneaux
Bristol Wave Seafoods’ Clipper Endeavor is undergoing significant mechanical upgrades, safety inspections, and drydock repairs. Bristol Wave Seafoods photo.
Bristol Wave longliner repowered
NF Staff
John Deere is introducing two new Tier III engines, the John Deere JD14 (pictured) replaces its 13.5-liter engine and includes many upgrades. The JD18 is an all-new engine that John Deere has designed with trawlers and scallopers in mind. John Deere Power
John Deere unveils two new marine engines
Paul Molyneaux
A garvey-style skiff with a Flux 115-hp electric motor can be used for a variety of tasks. This configuration is being used in a boat yard and in oyster farming, while feasibility studies for commercial fishing continue. Flux photo.
Flux brings the flex: a new 115-hp electric outboard
Paul Molyneaux
Karl Senner installed a fixed propeller system and Reintjes WF 570 gear in the Kodiak, Alaska-based trawler, Elizabeth F., after the vessel’s controllable pitch propeller system failed late in the 2024 season. Credit: Karl Senner
Reintjes drives innovation in marine propulsion
Paul Molyneaux
More than 58,000 mtu Series 4000 engines have been sold worldwide. Rolls-Royce image.
Rolls-Royce investing $75 million in U.S. engine manufacturing
NF Staff
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