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Port of Houston sees decline in volumes due to COVID-19

TX, United States

The Port of Houston’s container volume has slowed down due to COVID-19 with June’s volumes down 16% year-on-year while throughput for the first half of the year fell 2%. For the full year so far, the port has handled approximately 40,000 teu less than 2019 – which was a record year – with a total… Read More

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Funding for port maintenance on south Oregon coast moves a step closer

OR, United States

BANDON, Ore. — Funding for the maintenance of small ports on the south coast is one step closer to being available. How much funding could come and how will ports use it? Safety is priority when it comes to boating. But ports along the south coast have been in need of funding to maintain that… Read More

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Three new members appointed to Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority

NY, United States

OGDENSBURG — The Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority will have a full complement of board members when it next meets in August. Three new members were nominated by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and approved by the New York State Senate on July 23. Joining the board will be Jennifer Quirk-Pickman, a retired elementary school special… Read More

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Port Authority Pleads For Federal Aid After “Worst Quarter” Ever

NY, United States

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey said it has had its worst quarter of its worst year ever, recording an approximately $777 million drop in revenues in the first half of the year so far, with losses accelerating between late March and June. The agency forecasts additional losses through the remainder of… Read More

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FY20 cargo volumes steady at Georgia ports despite virus

GA, United States

SAVANNAH, Ga. – The volume of cargo moving through Georgia’s seaports held almost steady in the 2020 fiscal year despite a painful drop in trade during the past four months as economies in the U.S. and abroad got battered by the coronavirus pandemic. The Georgia Ports Authority reported Monday that nearly 37.8 million tons (34.3… Read More

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Port of Vancouver USA receives longest wind blades ever

Canada

The Port of Vancouver USA received a shipment of wind turbine components on July 22 that included the longest wind turbine blades ever to enter the West Coast of the U.S. and transported across North America, to-date. The delivery is a joint effort between the turbine manufacturer Goldwind Americas and the wind project owner Potentia… Read More

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Port of Seattle cancels call for proposals for new cruise terminal

WA, United States

Image courtesy: Port of SeattleThe Port of Seattle will cancel its request for industry proposals for a joint investment to build and operate a new cruise terminal at Terminal 46. The terminal development had been proposed with the aim of bolstering the port’s capacity to accommodate the growing cruise demand for Alaska, the Pacific Northwest… Read More

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2020 TxDot Port Access Program Impact

TX, United States

In honor of our partnership with the Texas Department of Transportation, we share highlights from the TxDOT Port Access Program projects.

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Port of Virginia Reports Volume Declines as it Continues Investments

VA, United States

The Port of Virginia completed a challenging but transitional fiscal year ended in June 2020. Like ports around the world, Virginia volumes were impacted by the pandemic. They, however, are also continuing investments which they expect to complete this year that will lay the groundwork for future growth. For the twelve months ended June, the… Read More

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‘Ransom’ for speedy permit reviews: Longview port to help fund special liasion

United States

The Port of Longview will join nine other Washington ports to hire a special liaison to expedite review of their permit applications, despite sentiment that paying for tasks required of federal agencies is a form of ransom. In a 2-1 vote Wednesday, the port commissioners approved an agreement to fund part of the salary for… Read More

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Gov. Cuomo announces nominations and appointments to administration

NY, United States

ALBANY, NY (OnSachem.com / OnTownMedia.com) — Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced new nominations, which were confirmed by the Senate, and appointments to his administration. “The COVID pandemic was a stress test on governments across the country, but New York showed what it means for government to perform for the people it serves,” Governor Cuomo… Read More

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Prince Rupert port recognizes sustainable shipping

Canada

Vessels scored on air emission control and underwater noise reduction The Prince Rupert Port Authority is recognizing five companies – COSCO, Maersk, and BC Ferries, Ocean Network Express and Pacific Basin – for participation in its environmental incentive program in 2019. The authority’s Green Wave program rewards shippers by offering discounted harbour fees to vessel… Read More

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Port Receives Approval for First Environmental Mitigation Bank

WA, United States

The Upper Clear Creek Mitigation Bank is the Port of Tacoma’s first mitigation bank and only the second joint wetland and fish conservation bank in Washington. The Port of Tacoma’s Upper Clear Creek Mitigation Bank, designed to offset adverse impacts to salmon and wetland habitat from development, received final approval on June 24 from the… Read More

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Port of Tacoma receives approval for first environmental mitigation bank

WA, United States

SEATTLE – The Upper Clear Creek Mitigation Bank is the Port of Tacoma’s first mitigation bank and only the second joint wetland and fish conservation bank in Washington. The Port of Tacoma’s Upper Clear Creek Mitigation Bank, designed to offset adverse impacts to salmon and wetland habitat from development, received final approval on June 24… Read More

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$25M contract awarded for cyber protection of Port Fourchon

LA, United States

LSU’s applied research entity will design, install digital dome to protect Louisiana energy assets BATON ROUGE, La. — Today, Gov. John Bel Edwards announced Stephenson Technologies Corp., LSU’s applied research entity, has won a $25 million federal contract for groundbreaking work to protect Louisiana’s energy infrastructure. Specifically, the award from the U.S. Department of Defense’s… Read More

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