IHS Global Insight, 24 Hartwell Ave., Lexington, MA 02421. Phone: (781) 301-9120. Email: charles.clowdis@ihs.com. Website: www.ihs.com. Contact: Charles Clowdis, Managing Director-Global Transport. (Sustaining Member)
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A record 969.6 million metric tons of cargo moved through the Brazilian port system in 2014, according to data compiled and reported by the national waterways agency, Agência Nacional de Transportes Aquaviários (ANTAQ). It was the fifth consecutive year of record tonnage and an increase of 4.1 percent, or 38.6 million tons, from 2013. The Port of Indiana-Mount Vernon on the Ohio River set an Indiana record in first quarter 2015 by handling more freight tonnage in a single quarter than any of the state’s public ports. The Georgia Ports Authority reports box throughput at its Garden City Terminal in the Port of Savannah soared to a monthly high in March of 333,058 TEUs. That was up 27.8 percent from a year ago and beat the previous monthly record, set in October 2014, by more than 21,000 TEUs. The San Pedro Harbor ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles together handled container volumes totaling just over 1.4 million TEUs in March, up sharply from 915,777 TEUs in strike-impacted February and a 23.4 percent increase from the March 2014 total of 1.1 million TEUs.
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The Port of Houston Authority will receive almost $900,000 from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for the Houston-Galveston Drayage Truck Program. The Diesel Emission Reduction Act (DERA) grant together with a $900,000 match from drayage truck owners will finance the replacement of 14 older drayage trucks (model years 1995-2003) with 2010 EPA/CARB-compliant trucks. The Port of Port Angeles’ Composite Recycling Technology Center (CRTC) is one of five clean energy technology projects designated to receive funding from Washington State’s Clean Energy Fund. The CRTC will develop a reprocessing center to convert composite waste streams into useful products to create jobs and income while reducing negative environmental impact.
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The Port of Duluth-Superior welcomed its very first oceangoing ship, or ‘saltie,’ of the 2015 commercial shipping season on April 13. The Maltese-flag bulk carrier Kom sailed beneath Duluth’s Aerial Bridge at 12:12 p.m. prepared to load 12,100 metric tons of durum wheat for export to Italy. Tampa Bay was the port of discharge recently of aircraft components manufactured in Brazil and destined for Embraer’s Executive jet assembly plant in Melbourne (FL). The assemblies arrived in Tampa on March 18 from the Port of Santos aboard a vessel operating in NYK Ro/Ro’s North-South Service.
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