New MARAD takeover of deepwater port licensing slashed red tape delays by 70%—making it the fastest deepwater port license review in over 20 years HOUSTON, TX — U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy today announced the Maritime Administration (MARAD) has approved a deepwater port license application for ST LNG, LLC. This significant milestone builds on… Read More
Six port and maritime infrastructure projects across Alaska split nearly $105 million in federal funds from the US Department of Transportation’s Port Infrastructure Development Program. Infrastructure Investment The investments will support the modernization and expansion of ports, harbors, docks, and related infrastructure statewide. Almost half of the funding goes to the DeLong Dock Replacement Project… Read More
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy today announced a $498 million investment to modernize America’s ports and help secure America’s maritime dominance. From coastal seaports and Great Lakes ports to inland river ports—Secretary Duffy is delivering critical funding to bolster these gateways that keep America’s supply chain moving. The Maritime Administration (MARAD)’s Port Infrastructure Development… Read More
By Kavya Ramesh South Carolina Ports has finished phase one of its comeback plan and is now in phase two, President and CEO Micah Mallace said Tuesday at the State of the Port address at the Charleston Area Convention Center. Port leaders, shippers, ocean carriers, maritime partners and elected officials attended. Nearly 1,200 people filled… Read More
The Ministry of Ports and Airports has structured decarbonization and energy transition initiatives aligned with the environmental requirements of the Mercosur-European Union agreement. The Sustainability Policy, established in 2025, and the Pact for Sustainability, with over 30 companies adhering, aim to reduce emissions and modernize Brazilian port infrastructure. Ports such as Suape (PE), Santos (SP),… Read More
