Take advantage of early bird pricing for the 2024 Annual Convention & Expo in Boston, happening October 27–30! Secure your spot now and enjoy significant savings. Stay tuned as we'll be unveiling our lineup of dynamic speakers soon.
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The Federal Maritime Commission has issued a Request for Information to advance Commissioner Carl Bentzel's Maritime Transportation Data Initiative (MTDI), focusing on enhancing maritime data accuracy and addressing challenges in container logistics. The RFI invites industry input, particularly from vessel operators and marine terminal operators, to inform potential future actions without disclosing specific customer or partner details. Responses are requested within a 60-day period.
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Upcoming Session: Freight Decarbonization Webinar
Date: Friday, April 26, 2024
Time: 1:30 PM - 2:45 PM ET
AAPA will continue to provide various resources on news and updates regarding the Key Bridge collapse and response efforts. This week's updates:
The Fort Carroll Temporary Alternate Channel near Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge has been opened by the Unified Command to increase the Port of Baltimore's vessel traffic capacity. This new channel, which has a 20-foot depth, 300-foot horizontal, and 135-foot vertical clearance, is expected to restore about 15% of the port's commercial activity pre-collapse. Strict safety protocols remain in place with a 2,000-yard safety zone around the bridge and entry by permission only from the Captain of the Port.
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The Port of Edmonds will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the grand opening of their new administration and maintenance building on Friday, April 26 at 11:00 AM, located at 471 Admiral Way, Edmonds. This event celebrates a key milestone in the Port’s multiyear development plan, including the expansion of the public Portwalk and seawall reconstruction. Community members are encouraged to attend, learn about the project phases, and explore the new facility.
One year after signing the MOU to create a Green and Digital Shipping Corridor, the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA), Port of Los Angeles, and Port of Long Beach have released a study forecasting economic growth, enhanced community health, and increased green jobs as key benefits of decarbonizing shipping routes.
Commissioned by C40 Cities, the ports, and conducted by the American Bureau of Shipping, the study provides a comprehensive forecast of maritime trade and the shift to zero- and near-zero emission fuels by 2050. The collaboration, marking significant progress since the corridor’s strategy debut at the UN Climate Change Conference in 2023, continues to strengthen with industry engagement aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions and digitalizing maritime operations.
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Tickets for the Port of Oakland’s free harbor tours, offering a glimpse into maritime operations and the Port’s economic impact, will be available from April 29. Running May through October, these popular sunset cruises provide educational narration and scenic views.
PortXchange, a leader in maritime decarbonization technology, welcomes Dr. Beatriz as the new US Maritime Knowledge Expert. With her extensive background in sustainable global business ventures, Dr. Beatriz will play a crucial role in aiding ports to decarbonize their operations. This partnership reinforces PortXchange’s commitment to revolutionizing the maritime and ports sectors with data-driven sustainability.
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The Port of Redwood City celebrates Earth Day with year-round environmental stewardship, highlighted by its participation in the Green Marine program and various sustainable practices. This edition of Currents also highlights the port's historical ties with the world's first cement-hulled vessel "Faith," and invites the community to a Star Wars-themed drone show on May 4.
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Michael Angell
Journal of Commerce
Gavin van Marle
The Loadstar
Michael Angell
Journal of Commerce
AJOT
AJOT
Mike Schuler
GCaptain
Michael Angell
Journal of Commerce
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