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Companies Receiving 2013 Environmental Acheivement Awards COMPANIES RECEIVING 2013 ENVIRONMENTAL ACHEIVEMENT AWARDS AET INC. LIMITED HAWAIIAN TUG & BARGE AET SHIPMANAGEMENT (SINGAPORE) HORIZON LINES, LLC PTE LIMITED ILLINOIS MARINE TOWING, INC. ALASKA TANKER COMPANY, LLC INGRAM BARGE COMPANY AMERICAN COMMERCIAL LINES, LLC KEYSTONE SHIPPING CO. AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER - RIVER OPERATIONS KIRBY OFFSHORE MARINE, LLC AMNAV MARITIME SERVICES MAERSK LINE, LIMITED ANDERSON TUG AND BARGE MARATHON PETROLEUM COMPANY LP BOEING MARE MARITIME COMPANY S.A BOSTON TOWING & TRANSPORTATION MARINE TRANSPORT LINES BOUCHARD OCEAN SERVICES, INC. MARINE TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT BOUCHARD TRANSPORTATION CO., INC. MORAN TOWING CORPORATION BP SHIPPING, LTD. NORTHERN MARINE MANAGEMENT BW FLEET MANAGEMENT PTE LTD. NYK STOLT SHIPHOLDING INC. CAMPBELL TRANSPORTATION CO., INC. NYK STOLT TANKERS S.A. CAMPBELL TRANSPORTATION OCEAN DUCHESS, INC. COMPANY, INC. OCEAN SHIPHOLDINGS, INC. CANAL BARGE COMPANY, INC. OMAN SHIPPING COMPANY S.A.O.C. CENTRAL MARE INC. OSG SHIP MANAGEMENT (LTD) GR CHELLARAM SHIPPING (HONG KONG) LTD. OSG SHIP MANAGEMENT (LTD) UK CHEVRON SHIPPING COMPANY LLC OSG SHIP MANAGEMENT, INC. COOK INLET TUG & BARGE PASHA SHIPPING GROUP CROWLEY LINER SERVICES PATRIOT CONTRACT SERVICES CROWLEY MARINE SERVICES POLAR TANKERS, INC. CROWLEY MARITIME CORPORATION REINAUER TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES CROWLEY PETROLEUM SERVICES SEA STAR LINE, LLC CROWLEY PUERTO RICO SERVICES SEABULK TANKERS, INC. CROWLEY TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT SEARIVER MARITIME, INC. DELTA WESTERN, INC. SEASPAN SHIP MANAGEMENT LTD. E.N. BISSO & SON, INC. SOUTHERN TOWING COMPANY E.N. BISSO MISSISSIPPI, LLC SPT OFFSHORE FARRELL LINES STOLT TANKERS B.V. FOSS MARINE HOLDING TEEKAY CORPORATION FOSS MARITIME COMPANY TOTEM OCEAN TRAILER EXPRESS GASLOG LNG SERVICES LTD. U. S. UNITED OCEAN SERVICES GDF SUEZ GAS NA LLC U.S. MARITIME ADMINISTRATION GENERAL DYNAMICS - AMERICAN U.S. SHIPPING CORP. OVERSEAS MARINE USS VESSEL MANAGEMENT LLC GOLDING BARGE LINE YOUNG BROTHERS, LTD. HARLEY MARINE SERVICES NO. NO. VESSEL NAME OF YRS. VESSEL NAME OF YRS. AET Inc. Limited EAGLE LOUISIANA 2 AET PIONEER 14 EAGLE OTOME 3 AET SHELBY 17 EAGLE PHOENIX 15 EAGLE SEVILLE 5 AET Shipmanagement (Singapore) Pte Limited EAGLE SIBU 5 BUNGA KASTURI 10 EAGLE STAVANGER 4 BUNGA KASTURI DUA 3 EAGLE STEALTH 11 BUNGA KASTURI EMPAT 6 EAGLE SYDNEY 4 BUNGA KASTURI ENAM 5 EAGLE TACOMA 10 BUNGA KASTURI LIMA 3 EAGLE TAMPA 7 BUNGA KASTURI TIGA 6 EAGLE TOLEDO 10 BUNGA KELANA 10 8 EAGLE TORRANCE 6 BUNGA KELANA 3 3 EAGLE TRENTON 10 BUNGA KELANA 4 14 EAGLE TUCSON 8 BUNGA KELANA 5 14 EAGLE TURIN 5 BUNGA KELANA 6 14 EAGLE VENICE 7 BUNGA KELANA 7 9 EAGLE VERMONT 7 BUNGA KELANA 8 9 EAGLE VIENNA 8 BUNGA KELANA 9 9 EAGLE VIRGINIA 11 BUNGA KELANA SATU 16 BUNGA KEMIRI 18 BUNGA KENANGA 13 Alaska Tanker Company, LLC EAGLE ANAHEIM 14 ALASKAN EXPLORER 8 EAGLE AURIGA 20 ALASKAN FRONTIER 9 EAGLE AUSTIN 14 ALASKAN LEGEND 7 EAGLE BALTIMORE 16 ALASKAN NAVIGATOR 7 EAGLE BEAUMONT 8 EAGLE BIRMINGHAM 16 EAGLE BOSTON 17 American Commerical Lines, LLC EAGLE CARINA 20 AL WEAVER 4 EAGLE CENTAURUS 20 ANDREW CANNAVA 6 EAGLE COLUMBUS 16 AUBREY DUFRENE JR 21 EAGLE CORONA 2 BILL CARNEAL 3 EAGLE KANGAR 3 BILL ELMER 8 EAGLE KINABALU 2 BOB STITH 4 EAGLE KINARUT 2 CAIRO 12 EAGLE KUANTAN 3 CARL CANNON 10 EAGLE KUCHING 3 CLYDE K BENJAMIN 6 COMPANIES RECEIVING 2013 ENVIRONMENTAL ACHEIVEMENT AWARDS NO. NO. VESSEL NAME OF YRS. VESSEL NAME OF YRS. CLYDESDALE 6 MISS HARRIETT 6 COLT 5 NANCY ALLEN 12 DAN JAWORSKI 9 NORMANIA 4 DAVID A. LEWIS JR 4 NOVA H LOUIS 6 DEL WILKINS 4 REGINA ANN 6 DELMAR JAEGER 3 RICKEY HUGHES 6 DENNIS HENDRIX 5 ROBERT A. KNOKE 6 DON STEPHENS 7 ROBERT SHELTON 3 ED 6 SONNY IVEY 4 ELIZABETH DEWEY 3 STEPHEN R. WARDEN 9 FRANK RADAR 5 SUE ELLEN 4 GENE HERDE 8 SUE HOLSTON 6 GEORGE E MARBLE 3 T.E. RAGSDALE 4 GLENN F ZERINGUE 15 TANYA MCKINNEY 4 GLENN JONES 4 TERRY BENNETT 4 HAROLD R ZEISLOFT 6 TOM BEHRINGER 9 HARRY MACK 3 TOM FRAZIER 6 JACK CROWLEY 6 TROJAN WARRIOR 3 JACK ODOM 2 W.A. KERNAN 8 JANE G. HUFFMAN 8 W.T. TOUTANT 7 JEFFBOAT 12 WALLY ROLLER 7 JOE BOBZIEN 4 WARREN MCKINNEY 4 JOE HAMILTON 6 WARREN W. HINES 8 JUDI 2 WAYNE P. LAGRANGE 8 KEN T SMITH 7 WILLIAM KLUNK 5 KEVIN FLOWERS 6 WILLIAM WEBER 5 KEVIN G KLIEBERT 6 L. J. SULLIVAN 9 American Electric Power - River Operations LARRY Y. STRAIN 3 AEP FUTURE 2 LAURA MCKINNEY 6 AEP LEADER 4 LEO G. LUTGRIG 7 AEP LEGACY 2 MARK G. ARON 2 AEP MARINER 5 MARK GLAAB 6 ANDI BOYD 5 MARK SECREASE 2 BOONESBORO 6 MARTIN J PELLEGRIN 5 BRUCE DARST 4 MARY ANN 8 BUCKEYE STATE 4 MIKE CHARLEVILLE 6 CAPT. BILL STEWART 10 MIKE PLANCHE 4 CAPT. JAMES ANDERSON 7 MISS BOBBIE FUGIT 3 CAPT. JOHN REYNOLDS 4 NO. NO. VESSEL NAME OF YRS. VESSEL NAME OF YRS. CAPTAIN BUCK LAY 10 SAFETY CRUSADER 5 CHARLOTTE ROUSH 5 SAFETY EXPLORER 5 CHRIS PARSONAGE 10 SAFETY FIRST 6 CHUCK ZEBULA 5 SAFETY FOREVER 4 CODY BOYD 7 SAFETY GLORY 3 D & R BONEY 11 SAFETY GOAL 2 DAN ELDER 5 SAFETY GUIDE 3 DONNA RUSHING 10 SAFETY JOURNEY 5 DRU LIRETTE 10 SAFETY PRIDE 6 GALE RHODES 10 SAFETY PRIORITY 4 HAROLD B. DODD 10 SAFETY RUNNER 3 HOOSIER STATE 3 SAFETY STAR 3 JAMES E. PINSON 10 SAFETY TEAM 4 JAMES R. MOREHEAD 10 SAFETY VOYAGER 2 JEFFERY G. STOVER 3 JEFFREY A. RAIKE 4 BG Global Shipping JIMMY BROWN 10 BG Group JOANNE 8 GASLOG LNG Services Ltd. JOE B. WARD 2 GASLOG SAVANNAH 3 LAURA ROGERS 5 GASLOG SINGAPORE 3 LEONARD WHITTINGTON 11 METHANE ALISON VICTORIA 6 M/V SAFETY CONVENT 6 METHANE BECKI ANNE 2 M/V SAFETY LEGEND 4 METHANE HEATHER SALLY 6 M/V SAFETY QUEST 5 METHANE JANE ELIZABETH 7 M/V SAFETY SPIRIT 6 METHANE KARI ELIN 9 MARY SCHEEL 10 METHANE MICKIE HARPER 2 MATT LAGARDE 2 METHANE NILE EAGLE 5 MICHAEL G. MORRIS 10 METHANE PATRICIA CAMILA 2 MIKE WEISEND 2 METHANE RITA ANDREA 7 MOUNTAIN STATE 4 METHANE SHIRLEY ELISABETH 6 NOBLE C. PARSONAGE 11 NORMAN L. SNODGRASS 10 Bouchard Transportation Co., Inc. R. L. CARTER JR. 4 B. NO. 205 6 ROBERT D. BYRD 6 B. NO. 210 6 ROBERT L. POSEY 3 B. NO. 215 14 ROGER W. KEENEY 10 B. NO. 220 13 RON W. CALLEGAN 2 B. NO. 225 10 SAFETY LEADER 7 B. NO. 230 20 SAFETY CHALLENGER 4 B. NO. 235 5 COMPANIES RECEIVING 2013 ENVIRONMENTAL ACHEIVEMENT AWARDS NO. NO. VESSEL NAME OF YRS. VESSEL NAME OF YRS. B. NO. 240 13 BP Shipping Ltd. B. NO. 242 9 BRITISH BEECH 9 B. NO. 245 2 BRITISH CHIVALRY 8 B. NO. 255 34 BRITISH COMMERCE 6 B. NO. 265 3 BRITISH CORMORANT 8 B. NO. 275 9 BRITISH COUNCILLOR 4 B. NO. 280 2 BRITISH COURAGE 7 B. NO. 282 4 BRITISH COURTESY 8 B. NO. 285 25 BRITISH CURLEW 3 B. NO. 295 7 BRITISH CYGNET 8 BARBARA E. BOUCHARD 21 BRITISH DIAMOND 4 BOUCHARD GIRLS 16 BRITISH EAGLE 2 BRENDAN J. BOUCHARD 9 BRITISH EMERALD 6 BUSTER BOUCHARD 2 BRITISH EMISSARY 6 CAPTAIN FRED BOUCHARD 31 BRITISH ENSIGN 7 DANIELLE M. BOUCHARD 16 BRITISH ENVOY 6 ELLEN S. BOUCHARD 18 BRITISH EXPLORER 3 EVENING BREEZE 10 BRITISH FALCON 7 EVENING MIST 36 BRITISH GANNET 3 EVENING TIDE 43 BRITISH HARMONY 10 FREDERICK E. BOUCHARD 7 BRITISH HAZEL 4 J. GEORGE BETZ 17 BRITISH HOLLY 9 JANE A. BOUCHARD 10 BRITISH INNOVATOR 10 LINDA LEE BOUCHARD 6 BRITISH KESTEREL 6 MARION C. BOUCHARD 7 BRITISH LIBERTY 8 MORTON S. BOUCHARD, IV 9 BRITISH MALLARD 2 MORTON S. BOUCHARD, JR 38 BRITISH MERCHANT 10 RALPH E. BOUCHARD 25 BRITISH OSPREY 9 RHEA I. BOUCHARD 31 BRITISH PRIDE 3 ROBERT J. BOUCHARD 13 BRITISH PROGRESS 2 BRITISH PURPOSE 13 Bouchard Ocean Services, Inc. BRITISH ROBIN 2 B. NO. 231 6 BRITISH RUBY 5 B. NO. 233 5 BRITISH SAPPHIRE 5 B. NO. 260 5 BRITISH SECURITY 5 B. NO. 262 4 BRITISH SERENITY 8 B. NO. 264 3 BRITISH SWIFT 10 BRITISH TENACITY 6 BRITISH TRANQUILLITY 7 BRITISH UNITY 9 NO. NO. VESSEL NAME OF YRS. VESSEL NAME OF YRS. BW Fleet Management Pte Ltd. M/V ROCKET 16 BW AMAZON 6 M/V RUSS MOBLEY 2 BW BAUHINIA 6 M/V TENSAS 4 BW COLUMBIA 6 M/V THREE RIVERS 3 BW DANUBE 6 M/V TIMMY 14 BW EDELWEISS 5 M/V TOM G 14 BW HUDSON 2 M/V WINNIE C 34 BW LAKE 4 M/V WJ SIMPSON 28 BW LENA 6 M/V BUSY BEE 33 BW LION 4 M/V CORY 22 BW LOTUS 2 M/V DA GRIMM 6 BW LUNA 6 M/V MISSOURI 19 BW NYSA 9 M/V SUZIE 21 BW ORINOCO 5 BW PEONY 2 BW RHINE 5 Canal Barge Company, Inc. BW SEINE 5 M/V BULL CALF 3 BW SHINANO 4 M/V CAROLINE 4 BW THAMES 5 M/V CHOCTAW 5 BW YANGTZE 3 M/V COUSHATTA 5 BW ZAMBESI 3 M/V ELIZABETH HUGER 6 M/V HAMILTON 12 M/V INNOVATOR 2 Campbell Transportation Co., Inc. 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