CEOs of six well-known American energy companies today signed a letter addressed to President Donald Trump in support of the Corpus Christi Ship Channel Improvement Project (CIP). Port of Virginia’s plan to make the Norfolk Harbor wider, deeper and safer was approved by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to take its next step forward.

The Montreal Port Authority released the main findings of its container terminal project’s environmental impact assessment. The Port of Seattle is restoring 4.5 acres of habitat along the shoreline of Terminal 5, while getting closer to its goal of removing 90 percent of creosote pilings from its properties.

The Port of Virginia will debut the first phase of its PRO-PASS® Trucker Reservation System (TRS), an innovation that will provide multiple benefits to the motor carriers servicing the port, cargo owners, logistics companies and the port’s terminal operations team. AAPA Sustaining Member BRUKS has completed the start-up and commissioning of a total of four new Truck Receiving Systems for the two DRAX Pellet Plants in Gloster, MS and Bastrop, LA. 

The Hogan Administration announced that 2017 was a record year of business for the Helen Delich Bentley Port of Baltimore’s state-owned public marine terminals. Port Houston achieved record-breaking performances and milestones in 2017. Mexico’s General Coordination of Ports and Merchant Marine, the entity that administers the nation’s ports under the Secretariat of Communications and Transportation (SCT), released their preliminary annual report of cargo statistics for Mexican ports from January to December 2017. Cargo moving across the docks at the Port of Redwood City tonnage totaled a record first-half of the fiscal year.