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Port of Long Beach Names Monique Lebrun as Chief Harbor Engineer

CA, United States

Monique Lebrun, Director of Program Management, promoted to role The Port of Long Beach has named Monique Lebrun as Senior Director of the Engineering Services Bureau, a position that also carries the title of Chief Harbor Engineer. The Chief Harbor Engineer is in charge of managing and executing the Port’s portfolio of complex engineering projects,… Read More

Government shutdown won’t disrupt ports of entry, congresswoman says

United States

EL PASO, Texas – The looming federal government shut down should not affect operations at border ports of entry, airports or essential activities at military bases. But many other services that rely on federal funds could be impacted, U.S. Rep. Veronica Escobar, D-Texas, said on Tuesday. “There shouldn’t be any disruptions […] most federal employees… Read More

Alabama Port Authority Orders Konecranes RTGs for Montgomery Intermodal Terminal

AL, United States

The Alabama Port Authority has placed an order with Konecranes for two Rubber-Tired Gantry (RTG) cranes to equip its new Montgomery Intermodal Container Transfer Facility (ICTF), a project scheduled to begin operations in early 2027. Container throughput at Alabama’s Port of Mobile has been on a steady rise, climbing from about 502,000 TEUs in 2021… Read More

List of 13 Busiest Sea Ports in the World, Check Container Throughput Here!

World ,

Discover the busiest 13 seaports that lead the world in container volume. Learn their rankings, TEU figures, & why ports like Shanghai, Singapore and Los Angeles dominate global shipping. Key Points These 13 seaports are global trade giants by container throughput. The top ports are mostly in East & Southeast Asia, Europe & North America…. Read More

Port of Houston Announces Eric Casey as COO & Parker Harrison as CLO

TX, United States

HOUSTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Port Houston, an advocate of the nation’s busiest waterway – Houston Ship Channel – today announced the appointment of two seasoned executives to its leadership team following a nationwide search: Eric Casey as Chief Operating Officer (COO) and Parker Harrison as Incoming Chief Legal Officer (CLO). “I am thrilled Eric and Parker have joined… Read More

Sempra Approves $12 billion Port Arthur LNG Expansion

TX, United States

US ENERGY company Sempra has made a final investment decision on the second phase of the Port Arthur liquified natural gas project, which will see an additional 13m tonnes per annum of capacity added to the site when the second phase is completed at the beginning of the next decade. The investment, worth more than $12bn, will build a… Read More

US moves to counter China’s global port dominance with bold maritime strategy

United States

US President Donald Trump’s administration has launched its most ambitious effort since the 1970s to expand America’s maritime influence, with a mission to weaken China’s worldwide port network and bring strategic terminals under Western control, three sources familiar with the plan said. Officials argue that the US commercial shipping fleet cannot provide sufficient logistical support… Read More

Georgetown County takes step toward redevelopment of Georgetown Port

SC, United States

GEORGETOWN COUNTY, SC – Georgetown County is taking a step toward reimagining what officials call one of its most valuable assets. The county has issued a request for qualifications to begin development of a master plan for the redevelopment of the Georgetown Port property. This means the county is seeking proposals from national-caliber planning and… Read More

Seattle Port Calls for Applications for EIP Funding

WA, United States

The Port of Seattle has announced that it is accepting applications from community-based organizations for projects that improve the environment in historically under-represented communities. These include those surrounding Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) and South King County, extending up to Beacon Hill, Rainier Valley and the Duwamish Valley. The port said in a press release that… Read More

Sempra sells $10 billion stake in unit, greenlights Port Arthur expansion project

TX, United States

Sempra said on Tuesday it would sell a 45% stake in its infrastructure unit for $10 billion, and has approved a $14 billion expansion of Port Arthur LNG project in Texas, sending the utility’s shares to their highest in nearly seven months. The stake sale to KKR, along with Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, implies… Read More

Transportation secretary brings DEI practices into question in Key Bridge rebuild

MD, United States

On Sept. 18, United States Secretary of Transportation Sean P. Duffy wrote a letter addressed to Gov. Wes Moore (D), bringing diversity, equity and inclusion concerns to the forefront in the Key Bridge rebuild process. “Congress granted the Secretary of Transportation important authorities to conduct critical oversight to ensure that Federal highway funds are properly… Read More

Port of Los Angeles August Cargo Remains Strong as High Volumne Continues

CA, United States

After reaching new cargo heights in July, Port of Los Angeles volume remained strong in August. The Port efficiently processed 958,355 Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units (TEUs), nearly the same as last year’s robust performance. “The Port of Los Angeles moved nearly 2 million containers in July and August combined,” Port of Los Angeles Executive Director Gene… Read More

Port Houston Maintains Steady Growth in the Third Quarter

TX, United States

HOUSTON—Port Houston recorded sustained growth in August following a standout July. Total tonnage across Port Houston’s public terminals is up 5% year-to-date through August, reflecting steady growth across multiple cargo sectors. After a record-setting July, the Port’s container terminals saw 370,430 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) in August, up 1% from the same month last year…. Read More

Carriers Shuffle Fleets Ahead of U.S. Port Fees on China-Built Ships

United States

The Premier Alliance has separated its transatlantic MS2 service into two loops, one Asia-Mediterranean (MD2) and the other, a Middle East-US lane (GS2), to enable ONE to redeploy 10 Chinese-built ships ahead of the October implementation of hefty US port fees on such vessels. Up to 21 ships of 13,000-15,000 teu were assigned to the former MS2… Read More

Ports America to pay 30% tariff on China-made ship-to-shore crane

United States

Ports America will pay a 30% duty on the first China-built ship-to-shore (STS) container crane to be imported into the US since the so-called “Liberation Day” tariff announcement April 2, a decision the terminal operator deemed preferable to reselling the unit or storing it in-bond in an idle state pending uncertain future changes in US… Read More

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