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$10 billion deep-water Jervis Inlet port proposed

Canada

Plan to supplement West Coast cargo capacity could be at odds with whale habitat A deep-water port proposal for B.C.’s Jervis Inlet aimed at increasing the West Coast’s container cargo capacity has raised a number of concerns from area residents, including the impact port ship traffic would have on killer whale habitat. Jervis Ports Inc…. Read More

Barbara Melvin, COO of the South Carolina Ports Authority – Discipline, Decisiveness, and Being in It for the Long Haul

SC, United States

Barbara Melvin is Chief Operating Officer (COO) of the South Carolina Ports Authority. She leads a team of over 650 employees including those in terminal operations, carrier sales, information technology and support services, crane and equipment maintenance, engineering, environmental, Port Police, procurement, the logistics solution center, and cruise operations. She leads the most transformative port… Read More

Maryland Governor Hogan Visits Seagirt Marine Terminal,Touts Port Of Baltimore Dredging Operation As Boon For Maryland’s Economic Future

MD, United States

DW Exclusive Second Deep Berth Will Allow Port To Serve Two Ultra-Large Ships Simultaneously  (BALTIMORE, MD) – Governor Larry Hogan on March 24 hailed the project to create a second-deep container berth at the Helen Delich Bentley Port of Baltimore’s Seagirt Marine Terminal as critical to Maryland’s economic and job growth. During a visit to… Read More

Port Authorities, Maritime Activity Foundational to Wisconsin’s Economy – In Good Times and Bad

WI, United States

By: Adam Tindall-Schlicht, Director of Port Milwaukee & President of the Wisconsin Commercial Ports Association The global pandemic has affected every facet of life and work in 2020, and the unprecedented nature of COVID-19 has made the work of Wisconsin’s commercial ports all the more essential. 27 million metric tons of cargo are moved through… Read More

Florida Gov Desantis proposes $260 million of relief to Florida seaports

FL, United States

The CDC first issued a no-sail-order on March 13, 2020. Gov. Ron DeSantis is recommending that Florida’s seaports receive a large slice of the state’s COVID-19 federal relief funding. Speaking to reporters at the Capitol on Tuesday, DeSantis said seaports have suffered huge losses amid the pandemic but noted that they have yet to receive… Read More

Wilson Sons invests in startup to measure navigational depth in Brazilian ports

Brazil

Wilson Sons has acquired a minority stake in Israeli startup Docktech along with a commercial exclusivity agreement to use the company’s maritime technology to monitor berth and waterway depth in Brazilian ports. With the digital twin technology developed by Docktech and, through the data collected by its fleet of 80 tugs, the Brazilian port and… Read More

Port agreement ‘a really, really big deal’ for Jasper County

SC, United States

Jasper County took a major step forward this month in its longtime effort to move the Jasper Ocean Terminal closer to reality. County Council voted unanimously March 1 to ratify an agreement in which the South Carolina Ports Authority will transfer its ownership of the port’s future location to the county. “So much work has… Read More

First container vessel calls at Savannah’s Ocean Terminal

GA, United States

Thanks to an expansion of Ocean Terminal at the Georgia Port, allowing for container traffic, that fresh citrus fruit you crave might be just a bit fresher still. Seaboard Marine has begun importing chilled produce to Savannah through the expanded Ocean Terminal at the Savannah port, according to GPA officials. Workers and staff of the Georgia… Read More

Port of Corpus Christi cuts ties with Lone Star LLC on Harbor Island project

TX, United States

The company that planned to construct a crude oil export terminal on Harbor Island has lost its lease. Port of Corpus Christi commissioners on Tuesday voted to end the lease with Lone Star Ports LLC, directing CEO Sean Strawbridge “to deliver the notice of termination to Lone Star Ports immediately.” Lease plans had involved development… Read More

Port of Baltimore shares its plans for Flood risk mitigation from multiple causes over coming years

MD, United States

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While many ports suffer congestion, The Port of Virginia remains fluid

VA, United States

The Port of Virginia’s terminals are operating with record efficiency – while handling record volumes – thanks in part to the completion of its three-year, $800 million productivity and capacity-increasing projects. Newly enhanced terminal infrastructure is playing a crucial role in expediting all-time-high containerized cargo volumes through The Port of Virginia, which is foresightedly advancing… Read More

Port of Virginia wins $15M contract for military cargo

VA, United States

Deal adds to port’s cargo mix, increases DoD’s capabilities Virginia International Terminals last month won a $15.4 million contract for stevedoring and terminal services to support military cargoes, boosting the diversification strategies of the Port of Virginia and the Defense Department. Under the five-year contract awarded by the U.S. Transportation Command, the port’s commercial arm… Read More

NRF: U.S. Container Port Traffic Expected to Grow Dramatically

United States

Imports at the nation’s largest retail container ports are expected to grow dramatically during the first half of 2021, which is likely to exacerbate ongoing problems with congestion and turnaround times. Container imports are expected to increase, as more people get vaccinated against COVID-19 and turn to more in-store shopping, according to the monthly Global… Read More

Port Board Looks Forward To Key Dredging Work, Welcomes New Member

LA, United States

Port of Morgan City Executive Director Raymond “Mac” Wade, left, praises outgoing port Commissioner Tim Mathews, who is stepping down from the board. Mathews will be succeeded by Matthew K. Glover, right. The Morgan City Harbor & Terminal District board welcomed a new member Monday and turned its attention to an old problem: opening the… Read More

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