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Plaquemines Port and APM Terminals announce operating agreement

United States

The agreement is the outcome of a six-month terminal review process between both parties and sets stage for new deepwater port and supply chain network. Charlotte, North Carolina USA and Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana USA –  Plaquemines Port, Harbor and Terminal District (PPHTD) and APM Terminals have announced a Letter of Intent whereby APM Terminals will… Read More

The Future of the Port of Baltimore: Innovative Reuse of Dredged Material—Turning Sediments into Solutions

MD, United States

Kristen Fidler and Kristen Keene of the Maryland Port Administration gave this presentation at the inaugural BlueTechMaryland conference held in Baltimore. BlueTechMaryland is a partnership with a goal to make Maryland one of the top three BlueTech innovation clusters in the world. BlueTechMaryland is a partnership with a goal to make Maryland one of the… Read More

Port of Baltimore Exec Dir Explains the supply-chain problem at the ports- 5 min video on Good Morning America

United States

Bill Doyle, executive director of the Maryland Port Administration, talks about President Joe Biden’s $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill.

Jayapal Helps Secure $20 Million Federal Grant for Improving East Marginal Way Corridor

WA, United States

Follows years of advocacy and the passage of historic Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act that will deliver at least $8.5 billion to Washington State WASHINGTON — U.S. Representative Pramila Jayapal (WA-07) announced today that she has helped to successfully secure $20 million in federal funding for the East Marginal Way Corridor Improvement project. The United States… Read More

Port Houston chief say $1.1 billion project underway to deepen, widen ship channel

TX, United States

The $1.1 billion Houston Ship Channel expansion dubbed “Project 11” began in the first half of 2021 in an effort to speed up a deepening and widening project to accommodate bigger ships, Roger Guenther, executive director of Port Houston, said. Guenther told a monthly gathering of the Port Houston Bureau, a trade group representing operators… Read More

SC Ports cargo volumes rise 9% in October

SC, United States

South Carolina Ports (SC Ports) has announced a record October for containers handled at the Port of Charleston, demonstrating eight consecutive months of record volumes at the port. The group moved 234,923 TEU at its Wando Welch Terminal, North Charleston Terminal, and Hugh K. Leatherman Terminal in October 2021, a year-on-year increase of 9%. For… Read More

Biden plan to run LA port 24/7 to break backlog falls short

CA, United States

LOS ANGELES (AP) — President Joe Biden announced a deal last month to establish around-the-clock operations at the Port of Los Angeles, the nation’s largest, to break an unprecedented container ship traffic jam blamed for driving up consumer prices. But that hasn’t happened yet. Port of Los Angeles Executive Director Gene Seroka said in an… Read More

Why Texas can’t solve California’s port delays

TX, United States

Gov. Greg Abbott, who never misses an opportunity to take a swipe at California, is trying to get ships stuck off the coast of Los Angeles to come to Texas. “Texas ports are open & ready to help fix America’s supply chain backlog,” tweeted Abbott. “We can get goods out faster & at a lower… Read More

Port of Portland expects set record for shipping containers

OR, United States

Maine’s only container port is operating smoothly even as supply chain disruptions cause cargo ships to back up at other U.S. harbors. The Port of Portland is poised for a record-breaking year with at least 36,700 shipping containers expected to cross the docks at the International Marine Terminal this year, the Portland Press Herald reported…. Read More

How the Port of Baltimore is benefitting from the shipping crisis and President’s plan

MD, United States

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — President Joe Biden was in Baltimore Wednesday talking about his $1 trillion infrastructure plan that broke free from Congressional gridlock last week. The president showcasing the Port of Baltimore during his news conference. “The port of Baltimore is exquisitely managed,” said Anirban Basu, CEO/Chairman Sage Policy Group. While ships are waiting to… Read More

How Is The Cargo Supply Chain Crisis Effecting Port Houston?

TX, United States

As the Biden administration cargo, and supply chain crisis continues, we keep hearing and seeing how bad things are off the coast of California. But about here at Port Houston? “Things at Port Houston are going great” said Executive Director Roger Guenther, “Business is really at an all-time high, and everything is really busy.” So… Read More

Infrastructure bill means $8 million to Savannah port, White House says

GA, United States

Passage of the massive federal infrastructure bill last week will mean an $8 million check to the Georgia Ports Authority, the White House announced Tuesday. The money is part of billions of dollars in aid allotted to the nation’s ports in the $1.2 trillion, 10-year package. It will be used right away to help fund… Read More

Port of Miami posts record volumes in FY2021

FL, United States

Despite strong growth, in the fiscal year 2021 (from 1 October 2020 to 30 September 2021), the port precinct did not have any detained vessels, congestion or delays. The terminal has kept critical cargo movement flowing even with ongoing supply chain disruptions and the Covid-19 pandemic. Port officials attribute the smooth cargo operations to strong… Read More

Port Study reveals Canadian investments more than double U.S. West Coast ports funding

Canada

Submitted by The Northwest Seaport Alliance. Current federal levels of investment in infrastructure are insufficient to build the freight system our nation needs today and in the coming decades.  Improving the efficiency of existing infrastructure requires strategic investments that enable ports to handle current volumes and grow capacity to remain competitive with ports in British… Read More

It just got cheaper to rent a container ship — now just $125,000/day

CA, United States

A high-profile corner of the container-ship charter market — small and medium-size vessels taken for short, multimonth rentals at mind-bogglingly high rates — has taken “a dive,” according to Alphaliner. There is a connection between the rate drop and the extreme congestion at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach. Short-term-chartered ships, largely operated… Read More

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