2. OVERVIEW
Environmental
Social
Fiscal
Regulatory
Technology
Logistics
Success on the Marine Highways
◦ Be good stewards
◦ Make money
◦ Commute: faster and easier
3. MARINE HIGHWAYS
Fully comply with short sea shipping regs
Diverse
Energy-efficient
Climate-friendly
Goal
◦ Self-sustaining
◦ Commercially-viable
◦ Public benefits
Reduced surface congestion
Fewer Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Improved safety
Additional sealift resources for national defense
7. DOWN STREAM ISSUES
Tsunami Debris
Ice Floes
Drought
Wildlife
Flip Side
◦ US Airways
◦ 9/11
◦ Oakland Bridge
8. PREDESTINED to FAIL?
Spirit of Ontario
◦ Tariffs
Hawaii Superferry
◦ Surfers, Whales, Mongoose
Susitna
◦ Inadequate facilities
Low Wake Ferry
◦ Sustainable budget
Kingston
◦ Scheduling
9. ROAD RAGE
Vehicle transportation
takes precedence
Conflict of Development
◦ Marine vs. land
Right-of-Way
◦ Retro-planing
Developed shorelines
Shoreline Issues
◦ Pollution
◦ Wake
10. FACILITIES
Colman Dock – Seattle
◦ Available
◦ Accessible
◦ Temporary seems Temporary
11. ROADBLOCKS
USCG NVIC 9-97
(change 1)
◦ Structural Fire Protection
Large Passenger Vessels
No More High Speed Ferries
TWIC
ADA
◦ Reasonable and
practical
12. GREEN TECHNOLOGY
Compliance = Cash
◦ Too expensive for success
By-product inefficiency
◦ SCR Systems
◦ Whale Finder
Not any easier on a boat
13. GREEN TECHNOLOGY
Not Pioneered for Marine Industry
◦ Size
◦ Weight
◦ Marinized Version
Pioneers
◦ Hydrogen
◦ Wind
◦ Solar
◦ Batteries
◦ LNG
◦ Hybrid
Best bet?
15. SEA of DREAMS
Cuba
Wind Farms
Cruise Industry
◦ Backyard Ports of Entry
Charleston
Tampa
New Orleans
Galveston
Green Technology that makes cents
16. LIFE is a HIGHWAY
Intermodal Transportation
Right tool for the job
◦ Make schedule
Speed
Fuel
Trendsetters
◦ Europe
◦ New York