By Kimberly Curth NEW ORLEANS— 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 redefine Gulf Coast trade capacity, strengthen the U.S. supply chain, and accelerate American… Read More
CHARLESTON, SC — AUG. 18, 2026 — South Carolina Ports is excited to announce Patrick McCrory as its new Chief Operating Officer as it works to be the preferred Southeast port for customers wanting reliability and speed for their supply chains. McCrory will lead SC Ports’ more than 500-person operations team, who are responsible for… Read More
The cancelled investment of €400 million, which was announced with much fanfare four years ago, is a significant setback for the port. For the Americans, the project is not economically viable. There are too many uncertainties about how the hydrogen market will develop in the coming years. What will happen to the land where the… Read More
Aug. 18, 2026 – The Port of Los Angeles processed 960,464 Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units (TEUs) in July, making it the second-busiest July in the Port’s history. The strong performance continued a stretch of historically high cargo volume at the nation’s busiest port. “After topping 1 million container units in June, we nearly reached that mark again in… Read More
Singapore has brought a new integrated port operations command system into service to strengthen real-time oversight of vessel movements and incidents across its busy waters. The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore said the Integrated Port Operations Command, Control and Communications system combines live data from multiple sources to give officers a real-time view of… Read More
