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A large cargo ship specializing in break bulk and project cargo shipping transports several long white wind turbine blades on its deck across teal ocean waters, with a breakwater and smaller vessels visible in the background.

Break Bulk and Project Cargo Shipping: What’s The Difference?

Bart Kroes

A large cargo ship loaded with industrial equipment is docked at a port during sunset, with cranes and storage buildings along the waterfront. The vibrant sky and water set the scene for secure project cargo insurance coverage.

Project Cargo Insurance: What It Covers and Why It Matters

Bart Kroes

An offshore crane ship installs wind turbines at sea during sunset, with the sun low on the horizon, several wind turbines in the water, and a small boat nearby (OCS cable dutiability).

Demystifying OCS Cable Dutiability: What Customs Brokers Need to Know

Bart Kroes

Aerial view of a barge traveling along a wide brown river, surrounded by green islands and water, under a partly cloudy sky (Gulf Intracoastal Waterway expansion).

Expanding the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway to Mexico: A Strategic Opportunity for U.S. Maritime Trade, Security, and Economic Growth

Bart Kroes

Aerial view of a tugboat towing a large ship with a helipad marked “WINCH ONLY” on its deck, both moving through deep green water, leaving visible white wakes behind them.

A Complete Guide to Towing Terminology: Subchapter M

Bart Kroes

Illustration of two ships labeled "DELAYS" in the ocean, with a stack of burning money floating on a wooden raft in the foreground. The scene, set against an orange and green cloudy sky, hints at offshore wind turbines stalled by Jones Act offshore regulations.

Navigating the Jones Act: Customs Requirements OCS Offshore Operations

Bart Kroes

Port Vs Starboard

Bart Kroes

Cargo ships at a large port (Free Trade vs Foreign Trade Zone)

Free Trade Zone Vs Foreign Trade Zone

Bart Kroes

How Do Heavy-Lift Ships Work?

Bart Kroes

BARGE FEEDER ALLIANCE BRINGS COMBINED INNOVATIVE, COST-EFFECTIVE, AND PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS FOR THE OFFSHORE WIND INDUSTRY

Bart Kroes

News and Updates

Get the Latest from SEA.O.G

Break Bulk and Project Cargo Shipping: What’s The Difference?

Project Cargo Insurance: What It Covers and Why It Matters

Demystifying OCS Cable Dutiability: What Customs Brokers Need to Know

Expanding the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway to Mexico: A Strategic Opportunity for U.S. Maritime Trade, Security, and Economic Growth

A Complete Guide to Towing Terminology: Subchapter M

Navigating the Jones Act: Customs Requirements OCS Offshore Operations

Port Vs Starboard

Free Trade Zone Vs Foreign Trade Zone

How Do Heavy-Lift Ships Work?

BARGE FEEDER ALLIANCE BRINGS COMBINED INNOVATIVE, COST-EFFECTIVE, AND PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS FOR THE OFFSHORE WIND INDUSTRY

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