SMRs are being tested for vessel propulsion and port operations at the Port of Long Beach, involving the Maritime Administration.
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Updated Oct 16
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What happened
SMRs are being tested for vessel propulsion and port operations at the Port of Long Beach, involving the Maritime Administration.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Long Beach and Corpus Christi signed agreements with MARAD concerning port operations and SMRs.1 source
Testing SMRs for vessel propulsion and port operations at the Port of Long Beach.1 source
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