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Pilot LNG Moving Forward with Texas LNG Bunkering Port

TX, United States

Plans to build the first liquefied natural gas (LNG) bunkering port on the Gulf Coast are inching forward by awarding a front-end engineering and design (FEED) contract fo Developer Pilot LNG LLC said last week it had chosen partner Wison Offshore & Marine to carry out the FEED work. Wison also is taking a minority… Read More

Lawmakers push Biden for federal money to help Virginia avoid delays as it digs deeper shipping channels

VA, United States

Talks about the Port of Virginia deepening and widening its shipping channels to make room for larger cargo vessels have spanned several years. It was welcome news, then, when dredges hit the Chesapeake Bay in December 2019 to start digging, the first step in a project that aims to make Hampton Roads’ port the deepest… Read More

Vicksburg port options: Move to new site or expand in place

MS, United States

VICKSBURG, Miss. (AP) — Engineers in Mississippi are evaluating a potential new site for the Port of Vicksburg, a few miles south of the current location. Elected officials from Vicksburg and Warren County met Wednesday to discuss whether to expand near the current port or build a new one, the Vicksburg Post reported. They said… Read More

Port of Oakland imports up 45 percent in March 2021

CA, United States

The Port of Oakland reported all-time high container volume for import and export cargo in the month of March. It said there’s no sign of the global surge in business activity abating any time soon, according to the company’s release. The Port said Oakland received the equivalent of 97,538 20-foot import containers in March. It… Read More

Same Storm, Different Ports

World ,

Ports around the world are adopting new technologies and implementing enhanced safety protocols in anticipation of cruising’s return. (Article originally published in Jan/Feb 2021 edition.) British author Damian Barr summed up the world in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic quite succinctly. “We are in the same storm but not in the same boat,” he… Read More

Port Infrastructure | American Society of Civil Engineers 2021 Infrastructure Report Card for Ports: B- 31mm Jobs/25% of GDP/$150+Billion of CAPEX

United States

 Critical report on America’s 300+ coastal and inland ports: —supporting 30.8 million jobs —contributing 26% of the total GDP! —-Ports and port tenants plan to spend $163 billion between 2021 and 2025, up by $8 billion in the last four years. Dredging a big part. Overview The nation’s more than 300 coastal and inland ports are… Read More

Maryland Port Administration Renews Commitment To Environmental Initiatives

MD, United States

The Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) and the MDOT Maryland Port Administration (MDOT MPA) have renewed and expanded a voluntary Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) and Maryland Energy Administration (MEA) to strengthen environmental initiatives at the Helen Delich Bentley’s state-owned, public marine terminals. The agreement calls for a… Read More

Charleston Opens First New U.S. Container Terminal in 12 Years

SC, United States

The first containership arrived this afternoon to officially mark the opening of South Carolina Ports’ new container terminal located in the port of Charleston.  It is the first entirely new container terminal to open in the U.S. since 2009. Operations began March 30 with the arrival of the first container and this afternoon Hapag Lloyd’s… Read More

Port Freeport breaks ground on the Freeport Harbor Channel Improvement Project

TX, United States

Port Freeport celebrated a historic milestone on April 8, 2021 with a ceremonial groundbreaking for the Freeport Harbor Channel Improvement Project, a federal cost-shared initiative with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE). Distinguished guests and members of the community were present for an open-air event commemorating the commencement of dredging the channel from its… Read More

Northwest ports of Vancouver, BC, Tacoma and Seattle aim to phase out maritime emissions by 2050

United States

The Northwest ports of Vancouver, British Columbia, Tacoma, Seattle, and the combined container operations of The Northwest Seaport Alliance, are jointly committing to a new vision to phase out emissions from seaport-related activities by 2050. In a collaboration among the four ports, the Northwest Ports Clean Air Strategy seeks to meet this target through changes… Read More

Port of Vancouver commissioners approve new lease at Terminal 1

Canada

VANCOUVER – On Tuesday (April 6), the Port of Vancouver USA Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a ground lease agreement for a mixed used development at Terminal 1 between Boz Port of Vancouver Owner and the Port of Vancouver. Terminal 1 is the port’s 10-acre waterfront development along the Columbia River. The current conceptual design… Read More

PortMiami Welcomes Florida’s Largest Container Ship Ever

FL, United States

On Tuesday, PortMiami welcomed the 15,000 TEU CMA CGM Argentina, the largest container ship ever to call at a port in Florida. The Neopanamax vessel arrived in Miami via PNYNJ, the Port of Virginia and the Port of Savannah. Her arrival heralds a new era for South Florida port operations, and it reflects the considerable… Read More

Gov. Edwards Announces Lineage Logistics To Expand At Port Of New Orleans

LA, United States

“Lineage and Port NOLA have worked closely on this project to accommodate growing volumes and new lines of export agriculture commodities, and a growing trade of fresh produce imports.” BATON ROUGE — Gov. John Bel Edwards, Port of New Orleans President and CEO Brandy D. Christian, and Lineage Logistics President and CEO Greg Lehmkuhl announced… Read More

Maersk adding weekly service to US East Coast

United States

Ten vessels will be dedicated to connecting Vietnam and China with Savannah, Charleston and Newark Maersk North America this week announced the launch of a service linking ports in Vietnam and China with the U.S. East Coast via the Panama Canal beginning in May. “Importers are looking for more U.S. East Coast gateways in their… Read More

Mount Vernon Port Director to retire from Ports of Indiana

IN, United States

Ports of Indiana reports that Phil Wilzbacher, who has has led operations of Ports of Indiana-Mount Vernon for 19 years, will retire effective April 20. Wilzbacher is the longest-serving port director in the statewide port authority’s 60-year history and is planning to take some time to catch up on personal to-do lists and find his… Read More

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