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Michels awarded design-build of major new deepwater terminal

GA, United States

Michels has been awarded a progressive design-build contract for construction of the SeaPoint Industrial Terminal Complex, a 226-acre fully private multiuse marine terminal in Savannah, Ga. Part of the 755-acre SeaPoint Complex, the new SeaPoint Terminal will be the closest terminal to the Atlantic Ocean in the port of Savannah and will have no air… Read More

Southwest inland port gets $20M state boost

VA, United States

When Gov. Abigail Spanberger signed the state budget into law in June, it allocated $20 million toward development of the long-awaited inland port at Washington County‘s Oak Park Center for Business and Industry. For years, Southwest Virginia lawmakers  have pushed for adding a second inland port to the Port of Virginia system, saying it could bring jobs and investment to their corner of the state, which has suffered from the coal industry’s decline. The… Read More

Ports America signs 10-year Jacksonville terminal deal

FL, United States

Ports America has signed a 10-year agreement with Trailer Bridge covering stevedoring operations and a new terminal operating system at the carrier’s Jacksonville facility. The agreement, which took effect on August 31 and carries two additional five-year extension options, supports Trailer Bridge’s Jones Act cargo operation linking Jacksonville with San Juan in Puerto Rico. Ports… Read More

Lithuania Launches Largest Expansion in History of Its Main Port

Lithuania

By Roberta Souza The Port of Klaipėda begins ground preparation before constructing breakwaters worth €24.5 million; the authority forecasts almost €600 million between 2026 and 2029 and seeks private investors to build new terminals in a strategic area of the Baltic. Lithuania has initiated the largest expansion ever at the Port of Klaipėda, the country’s… Read More

Port of Oakland Advances $642 Million Turning Basin Expansion for 19,000-TEU Ships

CA, United States

By Roberta Souza Project of the Port of Oakland Enters Engineering Phase After Agreement Signed with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The Work Will Expand Two Basins, Remove Millions of Cubic Yards of Material, and Prepare Terminal for Container Ships Up to 19,000 Containers The Port of Oakland, California, has moved forward with a project estimated… Read More

SC Ports and Army Corps sign feasibility study for upper harbor deepening project

SC, United States

By Ian Kayanja CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — South Carolina Ports may soon be deepening the North Charleston Terminal, allowing all container terminals to handle the largest ships at any tide, officials said. A feasibility study for the project was signed Friday with the South Carolina Ports and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Officials with the… Read More

Vancouver terminal moves closer to national-interest fast track

Canada

Canada has moved the Roberts Bank Terminal 2 (RBT2) project another step towards potential national-interest status under the Building Canada Act. The federal government on August 28 announced publication of a formal Canada Gazette notice considering RBT2 for inclusion on Schedule 1 of the Act, a required step before cabinet can decide whether to designate… Read More

Superior Ag Opens $20M, 32,000-Ton Ohio River Fertilizer Terminal in Indiana

IN, United States

By Margy Eckelkamp On Aug. 25, Superior Ag celebrated the opening of its 32,000-ton Ohio River Terminal near Rockport, Ind. To mark the milestone, the cooperative hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony and community open house. “The Ohio River Terminal project would not have been possible without the support of our board of directors, employees, contractors, business partners,… Read More

New Study Finds Port of Houston Activity Supports $1 Trillion in U.S. Economy

TX, United States

Port Houston today announced findings from a new Martin Associates economic impact study showing marine cargo activity through the public and private facilities along the Houston Ship Channel, collectively known as the Port of Houston, supported $986.9 billion in total U.S. annual economic value in 2025 and 3.53 million jobs. “The Houston Ship Channel is one of the… Read More

Port of Houston Activity Supports Nearly $1 Trillion in U.S. Economic Value, New Study Finds

TX, United States

HOUSTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Port Houston today announced findings from a new Martin Associates economic impact study showing marine cargo activity through the public and private facilities along the Houston Ship Channel, collectively known as the Port of Houston, supported $986.9 billion in total U.S. annual economic value in 2025 and 3.53 million jobs. “The Houston Ship Channel is one… Read More

Why Are Ports Rushing Toward Shore Power? US$1.57B Market Set to Reach US$2.75B by 2033 at 6.6% CAGR

United States

The global Shore Power Market reached US$1,565.5 million (US$1.57 billion) in 2025 and is expected to reach US$2,747.8 million (US$2.75 billion) by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 6.6% during 2026-2033. The market is gaining momentum as ports and vessel operators seek to reduce emissions, lower fuel consumption at berth, improve air quality and comply… Read More

Port of Galveston: $7.4M in Grants to Improve Mobility, Safety

TX, United States

GALVESTON, Texas (Aug. 21, 2026) – With a boost of $7.4 million in grant funding, the Port of Galveston is investing more than $8.5 million in six new projects to continue improving vehicle and pedestrian mobility and safety in and around the port. The port will supplement state and federal funds with almost $1.1 million in matching… Read More

Louisiana International Terminal drops anchor with federal permit

LA, United States

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has granted the federal permit authorizing construction of the Louisiana International Terminal (LIT), clearing the way for the nation’s only new greenfield container port currently under development – a project positioned to turbocharge the economy of Greater New Orleans, redefine Gulf Coast trade capacity, and strengthen the U.S. supply… Read More

Crowley, Port Houston Launch Weekly Route Connecting Central America

TX, United States

Crowley, a global leader in logistics, marine and energy solutions, today announced a new weekly container service connecting Port Houston to Santo Tomás de Castilla, Guatemala, and Puerto Cortés, Honduras – two of Central America’s largest and fastest-growing trade gateways. The Gulf-Central America Express Service makes its first Houston call on Sept. 10 with Thursday… Read More

PhilaPort to Relocate Headquarters to Navy Yard in $22.6 Million Deal

PA, United States

By Jensen Toussaint PhilaPort is packing up its Port Richmond offices and heading south. Its recently announced move to the Navy Yard is the centerpiece of a $22.6 million real estate deal designed to consolidate the agency’s operations into one sprawling maritime hub, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The Philadelphia Regional Port Authority’s board gave unanimous approval to… Read More

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