The Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners recognized and welcomed its newest member, Beatrice Hsu. A long-time real estate executive and community leader, Hsu was appointed to the five-member Harbor Commission by
![Secretary Duffy was joined by Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation Administrator Mike McCoshen, port leadership and Indiana Transportation Secretary Matthew Ubelhor. [Photo: Ports of Indiana]Secretary Duffy was joined by Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation Administrator Mike McCoshen, port leadership and Indiana Transportation Secretary Matthew Ubelhor. [Photo: Ports of Indiana]](https://www.marinelog.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Group-photoduffytour-300x225.jpg)
Ports of Indiana recently hosted U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy at Burns Harbor to tour recent expansion projects and discuss how investing in vital Great Lakes and inland waterways infrastructure will
The West Calcasieu Port (WCP) in Sulphur, La., yesterday announced the purchase of an additional 172 acres of waterfront property along the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway (GIWW). Funding for the property acquisition was
Construction of the new Berth 21 vehicle berth at the Jacksonville, Florida, Port Authority’s (JAXPORT) Blount Island Marine Terminal has reached the 50% completion mark, advancing a major infrastructure initiative designed to
The Port of New Orleans (Port NOLA) and the New Orleans Public Belt Railroad (NOPB) are partnering with newly launched logistics company UTC Transoceanic to bring advanced artificial intelligence (AI) and digital
Though dual-fuel methanol capable vessels are already calling the Port of Long Beach, methanol bunkering is not yet available there. Aiming to change that, the port has established a $1 million award
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According to the most recent data, waterborne tonnage moving in and out of Houston in the first quarter of 2026 reached 65 million short tons, up 12% compared to last year, reports
Inland river, import, and export terminals rely heavily on railcars and barges to facilitate the movement of goods to end users. Yet, operational planning for rail and barge traffic often happens in
Indiana state and local officials recently celebrated the groundbreaking of Consolidated Grain and Barge Co.’s (CGB) $47 million expansion at Ports of Indiana-Mount Vernon, the largest investment at Indiana’s largest port in
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Port Houston has been awarded a $48 million federal grant to support the construction of a new container yard and the installation of a new exit gate at the Bayport Container Terminal.
