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Glosten President Morgan Fanberg Testifies Before Congress on Decarbonization
On April 15th, Glosten President Morgan Fanberg testified before Congress to share his perspective on decarbonizing the US marine industry. The Coast Guard and Marine Transportation subcommittee solicited input from five expert witnesses—all of whom spoke about reducing carbon pollution and advancing zero-emissions technology. Morgan emphasized that decarbonization presents...
Glosten Designs New State-of-the-Art Research Vessel for MBARI
The Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) has unveiled plans for a new addition to their fleet of research vessels. The R/V David Packard, named after MBARI’s founder, will replace the retirement-bound R/V Western Flyer and become the new center of operations for the remotely operated vehicle (ROV) Doc...
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Adapting to Change
Nearly two years ago, Glosten invested in our technology infrastructure and implemented new policies and procedures to provide our associates with the option of working remotely two days per week. In March, we opened our remote work policy to enable unlimited remote work to do our part to “flatten...
DeVilbiss Joins Glosten
We are pleased to announce the hiring of David DeVilbiss. DeVilbiss joins Glosten’s Marine Construction group as a Senior Marine Consultant.
Glosten Talks Ferry Funding With Senator Patty Murray
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law which passed in November 2021 represents the biggest investment in public transit in US history to date. Part of the American Rescue Plan (ARP), the law includes billions to electrify and modernize ferry fleets and ports in the interest of reducing pollution, congestion, and commute...
ERMA FIRST Acquires oneTank, LLC
We are excited to announce the sale of oneTank, LLC to ERMA FIRST, a cutting-edge developer and manufacturer of ballast water treatment systems. oneTank is a product of Glosten’s R&D program, where it evolved from a concept into a fully realized ballast water treatment system. To date, it is...