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Port of Long Beach CEO explains jump in cargo

CA, United States

The Port of Los Angeles and the Port of Long Beach are both rebounding from a down year in 2023. In January, the Port of Long Beach saw a 17.5% increase in cargo compared to the same time last year. Port of Long Beach CEO, Mario Cordero, joined “Inside the Issues” host Amrit Singh to… Read More

FMU launches speaker series with Ports CEO Barbara Melvin

SC, United States

The Francis Marion University School of Business is kicking off a speaker series with Barbara Melvin, president and CEO of South Carolina Ports Authority. The series will begin Feb. 21 at 7 p.m. in the Hugh and Jean Leatherman Medical Education Complex in downtown Florence. A reception will follow in the Carter Center for Health… Read More

PDX main terminal almost ready for big debut in May

OR, United States

PORTLAND, Ore. — The Port of Portland is getting ready to take the wraps off of the new main terminal at the Portland International Airport, with the big debut set for May. Behind a giant white curtain that runs the length of the terminal behind the public-facing check-in counters, large parts of new terminal have… Read More

STAX Engineering Launches First Multi-Port Maritime Emissions Capture and Control System in California

CA, United States

LONG BEACH, Calif., Feb. 13, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — STAX Engineering, a leader in maritime emissions capture and control, today launched the first multi-port emissions reduction operation in California at the Ports of Los Angeles, Long Beach, and Oakland. STAX, a grantee of the California Air Resources Board (CARB), is the only provider authorized to service container vessels… Read More

California Ports Deploying Air Pollution Capture for Ships

CA, United States

At first glance, the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach look like any others in the world. Among the world’s busiest, the neighboring facilities hum with massive containerships, tankers and auto carriers making their way in and out, and cranes swinging containers onto waiting trucks. But at the Port of L.A., a curious companion is making itself at… Read More

Georgia Ports see container volumes dip, autos rise in December

GA, United States

The Port of Savannah’s cargo volumes fell 4% year over year in December as companies continue to work through inventory issues. “Higher inflation rates and interest rates slowed consumer spending resulting in higher inventories in warehouses,” the Georgia Ports Authority said in a Jan. 30 press release. The port handled 422,287 TEUs in December, roughly 18,000 fewer… Read More

Port of Galveston to get 4th terminal complex

TX, United States

The city-owned Galveston Wharves and international cruise company MSC Cruises finalized an operating agreement that will allow the company to use the port’s new $142 million cruise terminal complex, which officials will begin developing in early 2024, according to a February news release from Galveston Wharves. The Port of Galveston is the fourth most popular cruise home port in… Read More

Ricketts and Cruz introduce bill to block Biden from closing ports of entry

United States

WASHINGTON, D.C. – A bill that would stop President Joe Biden from closing ports of entry has been introduced by U.S. Senators Pete Ricketts and Ted Cruz. According to Ricketts’ Office, the Keeping International Land Ports of Entry Open Act would stop the Biden administration from closing international land ports at the southern border, negatively… Read More

Nova Scotia Cruise Ports continue strong growth in 2024

Canada

The 2024 tourist season is set to be another landmark year for cruise ship visits in Nova Scotia. The cruise season is scheduled to kick off on April 6 in Halifax with the arrival of MSC Poesia, an MSC Cruises vessel and will run until November 3 when the Insignia, an Oceania Cruises vessel will close out… Read More

Inside the Port of Baltimore’s $550 million upgrade

MD, United States

East Coast U.S. seaports are poised for a big decade. In Baltimore, a public-private partnership invested $550 million into Seagirt Marine Terminal to handle consumer cargo arriving on larger ships. Baltimore will next build a new rolling cargo dock and establish a new manufacturing hub with a $47 million federal grant awarded in 2023, among… Read More

Shipping Bosses Warn Maritime Security in the Red Sea Getting Worse Not Better

World ,

Major shipping companies are warning that the security situation in the Red Sea is continuing to deteriorate, despite efforts by the west to limit attacks by Yemen’s Houthi rebels. The bosses of A.P. Moller-Maersk A/S and D/S Norden A/S said on February 8 that they felt the threat level was continuing to escalate in the… Read More

Decatur to land new Alabama Port Authority hub

AL, United States

Decatur will be the site for a new intermodal container transfer facility — a partnership between the Alabama Port Authority and CSX — providing rail connectivity from the Gulf Coast to North Alabama. The facility will be redeveloped from a portion of an existing CSX facility in Decatur. Alabama Port Authority rail hub in Decatur Here’s… Read More

Port Houston welcomes new ZIM service

TX, United States

Port Houston has announced that ZIM Shipping Company’s new line, Gulf Toucan, arrived at the Barbours Cut Container Terminal. This line reportedly connects the east coast of South America to the Gulf of Mexico and the US, with eight 2,800 TEU vessels. Daniel Sutton, SVP Gulf Pacific, ZIM Integrated Shipping Services Ltd, said: “We are… Read More

California’s Biggest Ports Are Deploying Air Pollution Capture for Ships

CA, United States

At first glance, the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach look like any others in the world. Among the world’s busiest, the neighboring facilities hum with massive container ships, tankers and auto carriers making their way in and out and cranes swinging containers onto waiting trucks. But at the Port of LA, a curious companion is making itself… Read More

Georgia Ports working to block private port nearby citing traffic concerns

GA, United States

SAVANNAH, Ga. — What once was a contaminated brownfield along the Savannah River is now in the planning stages to become a private port, SeaPoint. That’s causing concerns with its neighbor, The Georgia Ports Authority, releasing a statement to WJCL News. GPA fully vetted the use of SeaPoint as a container terminal. And after a due… Read More

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