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Five years after Superstorm Sandy caused unprecedented damage to the New York City area, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey recently announced the investment of approximately $1 billion to ...
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A boat christening ceremony held on Wednesday in Boston marked the addition of a 150-passenger catamaran ferry, named the Champion, to the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority’s (MBTA) fleet. ...
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The Port of Savannah, Georgia, recently announced it moved more than 1 million twenty-foot equivalent container units (TEUs) across the Garden City Terminal in the first quarter of FY2018, growing by ...
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A new workshop from the Ports of Tacoma and Seattle, the Northwest Seaport Alliance, and U.S. Customs and Border Protection was recently designed to help veterans get jobs they need in the area.
Th...
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The Port of San Diego recently hosted a delegation from its sister port, the Port of Sasebo, Japan, to commemorate the 35th anniversary of the sister port relationship.
Originally signed in August ...
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Credit: Georgia Port Authority
Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) Executive Director Griff Lynch recently announced record cargo volumes, infrastructure developments and the addition of 1 million square feet of distribution space to Sav...
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Gov. Eric Holcomb (R-IN) recently appointed Monica Newhouse-Rodriguez and Michael Browning to the seven-member Ports of Indiana Commission for respective four-year terms.
In their new roles, both N...
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The Port of Houston recently signed a multi-year contract with Contanda Terminals, a Houston-based bulk liquid storage and logistics provider.
The agreement will allow Contanda access to 339 acre...
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The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Maritime Administration recently awarded $9.8 million through its Small Shipyard Grant Program to 18 small shipyards.
Funds will modernize and upgrade th...
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Norwegian Cruise Line will nearly double its room for guests come 2018 when it launches the 4,000 passenger vessel Norwegian Breakaway from the Port of New Orleans.
The vessel will immediately beco...
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The Port of Seattle recently entered into a three-month pilot partnership with the Washington State Food Truck Association (WSFTA) to schedule twice daily, seven-days-a-week service to the Seattle-Tac...
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The Port of Corpus Christi recently hosted a large-scale strategic deployment operation consisting of approximately 1,500 pieces of military equipment and 77 helicopters for the 1st Air Combat Brigade...
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Janiece Longoria, Port Commission chairwoman of the Port of Houston Authority, stressed at September’s monthly meeting the importance of improving and restoring the port post-Hurricane Harvey.
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The Port of Philadelphia (PhilaPort) handled a total of 667,069 metric tons of cargo and moved 54,185 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) of container throughput and 109,604 metric tons of forest prod...
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Eric Green
The Jacksonville Port (JAXPORT) Authority Board of Directors recently voted to hire Eric Green as CEO.
Executive search firm Korn Ferry, which was hired in June to find a new CEO, presented the d...
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The Clean Air Action Plan, designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions at the Port of Long Beach and the Port of Los Angeles, will add billions of dollars to supply chain costs, the National Industria...
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A host of dignitaries recently kicked off the Boston Harbor Dredging Project.
The $350 million state and federally funded project will deepen the outer harbor, main shipping channel and reserved ch...
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A fleet of 18 Crowley Maritime Corp. vessels launched this week with the intent of delivering 135 million gallons of gasoline and diesel to Florida ports.
“We are extremely grateful for our cust...
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Maritime activity over the next 10 years will be dominated by unmanned surface and underwater vessels, according to a recently published report conducted by the University of Southampton, LR, and Qine...
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The Port of Corpus Christi will soon be 530 feet wider and 54 feet deeper, following approval of a $32 million acceleration and Project Partnership Agreement between the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (...
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