The Corps of Engineers has added three virtual meetings to the list of public scoping meetings for the Lower Mississippi River Comprehensive Management Study. The meetings began last week and… Read More
Author: Waterways Journal
Operators of harbor craft in California (other than fishing boats, which are exempt) have until December 2024 to have all their boats operated with Tier 4 engines outfitted with diesel… Read More
The National Waterways Foundation (NWF) has kicked off a fundraising effort to raise additional funds for the foundation’s next round of industry studies. Established in 1978, NWF’s mission is to… Read More
Survey Questionnaire Purpose: You are being asked to participate in a survey research study about the prospects for adoption of emerging technologies at inland waterway ports in the United States. Read More
In 2023, the United States once again moved into the position of the world’s top oil and gas producer and exporter. By year’s end, the U.S. was producing almost 14… Read More
Although full-year cargo volumes at the Port of Houston were down 4 percent from 2022’s record levels, the port ended the year on a high note with container twenty-foot equivalent… Read More
The Port of Corpus Christi, Texas, set a new record for tonnage in 2023, moving more than 200 million tons of cargo through the Corpus Christi Ship Channel for the… Read More
In its February 14 earnings report, Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Corporation (GLDD) said its net income for the fourth quarter of 2023 was $21.6 million, a $52.8 million improvement… Read More
Ergon Marine & Industrial Supply Inc. welcomed the mv. Miss Audrey to its fleet of harbor boats at Vicksburg, Miss., recently. Ergon held the christening ceremony January 23 in the… Read More
Carrix, a marine terminal operator based in Seattle, recently announced the rebranding of Ceres Terminals as SSA Marine, following Carrix’s acquisition of the company. The acquisition, originally announced in September… Read More
