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Georgia pledges to revive Anaklia port project, take controlling share

GA, United States

Georgia’s government says it will revive a multi-billion-dollar deep sea port project at Anaklia, on the Black Sea coast, as the country sees a steep rise in demand for cargo transportation amid Russia’s war on Ukraine. Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili announced on December 12 that the state will own a controlling share in the new… Read More

Port Newark Container Terminal Commits to Propane

NJ, United States

Port Newark Container Terminal (PNCT) will use propane equipment to reduce emissions at its location in Newark, N.J., the Propane Education & Research Council (PERC) announced. After seeing initial success with a prototype propane-powered port tractor, PNCT decided to move ahead with replacing its entire diesel-powered port tractor fleet and convert to propane. During the… Read More

New York state helps keep the supply chain moving

NY, United States

One of the pandemic’s biggest ripple effects was its disruption of supply chains, both global and domestic. Freight businesses move trillions of dollars in goods each year, and these disruptions can make it difficult for businesses to provide goods to customers. It can also force consumers to pay a premium for goods that are harder… Read More

Marysville Union County Port Authority Accepts 2023 Budget

OH, United States

Marysville Union County Port Authority approved the 2023 budget at its regular meeting last week. Eric Phillips, Economic Development Executive Director presented the budget to the board in a line-by-line overview which covered anticipated capital lease financing deals and net fee income from Ohio Laser, Sierra Marysville, and Vision Development, and the budget passed without… Read More

Ship channel project stops after Army Corps withdraws environmental statement

TX, United States

A coalition of environmental groups, including some from the Crossroads, declared victory in a dispute with a federal agency on Tuesday. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced its intention to roll back an environmental statement it had finalized as part of its plans for the expansion of the Matagorda Ship Channel. The decision came after the… Read More

The Top 5 ports in the United States 2022

United States

PTI now ranks the busiest ports in the United States as part of its continued coverage of the top ports in the globe. Following our ‘Top 10 Ports in China 2022’, we now turn our attention to North America. The US has the largest economy in the world, and this has largely been fuelled by the… Read More

State says ‘yes’ to $175 million to upgrade Oakland Seaport gateway

CA, United States

Investment is one of many projects to promote goods movement fluidity and sustainable cargo growth The California Transportation Commission (CTC) approved $175 million in funding today for the 7th Street Grade Separation East Project (Project). The Alameda County Transportation Commission (Alameda CTC) partnered with the CTC and the City and Port of Oakland to advance… Read More

Port of Savannah Shifts Gears to Focus on Containers Only

GA, United States

The Port of Savannah is set to transform its ocean terminal into a container-only facility in order to meet booming demand for boxship capacity. After a yearlong sustained surge in cargo volume, the Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) has unveiled a plan to upgrade and realign the docks at Savannah’s ocean terminal to accommodate its expanding… Read More

Port of Savannah set for $410M upgrade

GA, United States

The Port of Savannah plans a $410 million overhaul of one of its sprawling terminals to make room for loading and unloading larger ships while focusing its business almost exclusively on cargo shipped in containers. The Georgia Ports Authority’s governing board approved the project recently under a plan to expand Savannah’s capacity for cargo containers… Read More

Strike action continues to plague ports and international supply chains

World ,

Labour disputes at key maritime gateways are continuing to spread, increasing port delays and disrupting international supply chains, fuelled by an escalating cost of living crisis. While much attention has been focused on European and North American disputes, the wave of port strikes has been spreading to the southern hemisphere, South Africa, Chile and Australia… Read More

The busiest port in America is no longer on the West Coast—now Port of New York and New Jersey

United States

For the past 22 years, the Port of Los Angeles has been the busiest container port in North America, moving around 10 million cargo containers filled with goods for Americans and bringing in roughly half a billion dollars in revenue each year to the state of California. But for the past three months, the Port… Read More

DredgeWire Exclusive – South Carolina Ports Authority Celebrates Its 52-Foot Harbor

SC, United States

By Judith Powers On December 5, the South Carolina Ports Authority celebrated the completion of its five-year channel deepening project, officially opening the new 52-foot channels with a gathering of participants and stakeholders at the Mount Pleasant Waterfront Park near the harbor entrance. Charleston is now the deepest harbor on the U.S. East Coast. Guests… Read More

CMA CGM Acquires Two Port of NY/NJ Container Terminals

New York , NJ, United States

Shipping giant CMA CGM Group has signed a binding agreement to acquire two container terminals in the Port of New York and New Jersey as part of the group’s efforts to strengthen its terminal operations and investment in the North American market. The investment comes at a time when the Port of New York and… Read More

Georgia Realigns and Upgrades Ports to Expand Container Capacity

GA, United States

Following a significant increase in throughput causing months of backlogs as containerships waited for berth space, the Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) has unveiled a plan to upgrade and realign port operations in the Port of Savannah. The U.S.’s fourth-busiest container port, Savannah has witnessed a substantial increase in throughput with August and October being its… Read More

Power lines, business headed up at JAXPORT

FL, United States

It’s the direct vessel service that could open new doors for European business locally. It was a day of note for JAXPORT as the money came in to facilitate a long-discussed raising of power lines over the St. Johns River. The initial million dollars arrives in fiscal year 2023, with more than $16 million on the way… Read More

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