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The transformation of State Pier into an offshore wind facility exclusive of other uses has been part of conversations at Connecticut Port Authority meetings for months, but a permit application made public yesterday from the Army Corps of Engineers specifies the continuing support of break bulk cargo operations. “The purpose of this project is to… Read More
The Port of Los Angeles has announced that the world’s first zero-emission top handles are now being used in daily operations at the Everport Container Terminal. In a statement, the Port said the handlers were designed an built by Taylor Machine Works, a leading heavy-duty equipment manufacturer and the largest supplier of top handlers in… Read More
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The Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Port Administration (MDOT MPA) was recently awarded $1,158,589 in the most recent round of the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) Port Security Grant Program. The funding is designated to strengthen cyber security initiatives and closed-circuit television (CCTV) capabilities at the state-owned, public marine terminals of the Helen Delich Bentley… Read More
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — As the Port Authority continues to hemorrhage revenue amid the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the agency has reiterated calls for the federal government to provide much-needed financial aid. The Port Authority recently released its six-month financial reports, showing the single worst quarter in agency history due to the massive COVID-related declines… Read More
When sailings resume, there likely to be fewer ships in operation. PORT CANAVERAL, Fla. – Port Canaveral this week implemented a massive staff cut, largely the result of the continuing shutdown in cruise ship sailings because of the coronavirus pandemic, News 6 partner Florida Today reports. As of Friday, the port is cutting 115 positions… Read More
Advocacy letters sent to U.S. House, Senate and Administration leaders As U.S. policymakers begin negotiations on the next coronavirus aid package, America’s port authorities are aggressively advocating for critical relief to manage the “extremely negative impacts” on the seaport industry brought on by the pandemic. Among the port leaders’ advocacy efforts are letters sent today… Read More
The Port of Seattle has canceled its request for proposals for a joint investment to build and operate an estimated $200 million cruise facility at Terminal 46 due to demand uncertainty stemming from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The port suspended planning for the new cruise terminal back in April, citing a need to better understand… Read More
As the third largest container port on the East Coast, the Port of Virginia is used to operating non-stop around the clock to make sure shelves across the region remain fully stocked. With the current state of battery technology, however, the new electric tractors on order to lug goods around the shipyard will likely only… Read More
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
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
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
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
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