North America – Page 5
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NewsPort Everglades renews FIT concession
Florida International Terminal has successfully renewed its lease agreement at Port Everglades for another ten years
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NewsLiebherr completes New York crane upgrade
Liebherr has concluded a major upgrade project at Port Liberty (formerly Global Container Terminals) in New York
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NewsLos Angeles approves US$2.6bn budget
The Los Angeles Harbor Commission has approved a budget of US$2.6 billion to help the port modernise infrastructure, drive decarbonisation and develop the workforce
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NewsBiden targets tariffs on Chinese built ship-to-shore cranes
US President, Joe Biden has confirmed plans to impose tariffs of 25% on a wide range of goods manufactured in China during 2024, including ship-to-shore (STS) container cranes, electric vehicle (EV) batteries, computer chips and medical products.
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NewsPreGate for Holt
Advent eModal (AeM) has confirmed that Packer Avenue Marine Terminal, operated by Greenwich Terminals LLC and a part of Holt Logistics…
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NewsFHWA Funding
The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) has confirmed provision of US$7.1 million for port improvements…
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NewsT6 Continuity
The Port of Portland has confirmed that it intends to continue providing marine container
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NewsSpain and US strengthen ties
The Port of Bilbao and ports on the Great Lakes are collaborating on trade, sustainability and innovation
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NewsGPA deal increases RoRo capacity at Brunswick
The Georgia Ports Authority has inked a 20-year deal with Wallenius Wilhelmsen which will see RoRo capacity at the Port of Brunswick significantly enhanced
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NewsBaltimore Bridge collapse could lead to cargo claims
A UK-based insurance facilitator has warned that delays caused by the Baltimore Bridge collapse could lead to claims for spoiled and delayed cargo
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NewsSan Diego Zero Expansion
SSA Marine has launched the first of six zero-emissions cargo handling equipment…
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NewsBaltimore bridge collapse shows need for resilience
The collapse of a bridge in Baltimore, Maryland after it was hit by a container ship is a ‘stark reminder’ of the need for resilience in the shipping industry
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NewsLos Angeles begins interchange upgrade
A major interchange at the Port of Los Angeles is set for a US$130 million upgrade to reduce journey times, alleviate congestion and improve safety
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NewsUS$6m for Brunswick harbour improvements
Infrastructure improvement plans at the Port of Brunswick include a bend widener, expansion of the turning basin, and an enhanced meeting area at St. Simons Sound
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NewsOakland unveils infrastructure plans
The Port of Oakland has outlined proposed infrastructure and environmental projects that will ‘reframe the shipping and transportation’ in northern California
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NewsRo-ro terminal bonanza
Although car manufacturers in Mexico are deeply worried about the “invasion” of mostly smaller and cheap automobiles from China, port operators with ro-ro facilities are making hay while the Far East sun continues to shine on them. Rob Ward assesses the situation
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NewsJAXPORT Deal Done
JAXPORT has approved a 30-year agreement with US marine terminal and logistics company Enstructure for the lease and development of 79-acres of waterfront…
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NewsSC Ports Looks Deep
The South Carolina Ports Authority plans to deepen the ship channel leading to its North Charleston terminal to…
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NewsTaylor Acquires Ferrari
Mississippi-based Taylor Group has acquired 85 per cent of the shares in CVS Ferrari.
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NewsCeres Rebrand
Seattle-headquartered Carrix has announced that its recent acquisition, Ceres Terminals, is being rebranded as SSA Marine. Carrix completed…
