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Port NOLA Takes Delivery Of Four New Post-Panamax Gantry Cranes New cranes transiting the Mississippi River December 10 as they traveled to the Napoleon Ave. Container Terminal.

New cranes transiting the Mississippi River December 10 as they traveled to the Napoleon Ave. Container Terminal.

Port NOLA Takes Delivery Of Four New Post-Panamax Gantry Cranes

December 30, 2021

Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards welcomed four new 100-foot-gauge container gantry cranes on December 10 to the Napoleon Avenue Container Terminal at the Port of New Orleans, the culmination of… Read More

Venture Global Announces $10 Billion LNG Export Facility In Louisiana

December 10, 2021

Venture Global LNG and Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards announced December 2 that the company will invest more than $10 billion to develop a fourth LNG export facility in the… Read More

Tallgrass Energy Cancels $2.5 Billion Plaquemines Parish Oil Terminal

December 6, 2021

A planned $2.5 billion oil terminal in Louisiana’s Plaquemines Parish was canceled after its developer, Tallgrass Energy, faced court challenges and protests following the uncovering of slave cemeteries on the… Read More

Federal Marine Terminals Repurposes Tenn-Tom Port Federal Marine Terminals Inc. has taken over the operation of Port Itawamba on the Tennessee-Tombigbee River at Mile 390.0. The company plans to refocus the port toward bulk and breakbulk cargoes. (Photo courtesy of Federal Marine Terminals Inc.)

Federal Marine Terminals Inc. has taken over the operation of Port Itawamba on the Tennessee-Tombigbee River at Mile 390.0. The company plans to refocus the port toward bulk and breakbulk cargoes. (Photo courtesy of Federal Marine Terminals Inc.)

Federal Marine Terminals Repurposes Tenn-Tom Port

December 3, 2021

With the operation of its first terminal on the inland waterways, Federal Marine Terminals Inc. (FMT) is refocusing the business plan for an existing port. FMT took over the operation… Read More

Dos Santos Provides High-Angle Conveyor For Floating Terminal Dos Santos International is providing its Sandwich high-angle conveyor system as part of the conversion of a floating terminal for carbon products into one for grain in New Orleans. The system is designed to use two facing conveyor belts to “hug” the grains while lifting them without spillage or damage. (Photo courtesy of Dos Santos International)

Dos Santos International is providing its Sandwich high-angle conveyor system as part of the conversion of a floating terminal for carbon products into one for grain in New Orleans. The system is designed to use two facing conveyor belts to “hug” the grains while lifting them without spillage or damage. (Photo courtesy of Dos Santos International)

Dos Santos Provides High-Angle Conveyor For Floating Terminal

November 30, 2021

Dos Santos International is providing a high-angle conveyor for a floating terminal on the Mississippi River. Cooper Consolidated’s floating transfer station in New Orleans, La., was originally designed for carbon… Read More

Enstructure Acquires Port Contractors

November 27, 2021

Terminal and logistics company Enstructure announced November 18 that it has acquired Port Contractors and its affiliates, allowing Enstructure’s expansion to the Mid-Atlantic market. The move positions Enstructure as a… Read More

Port Of Albany Proposes Revived Barge Service

November 27, 2021

Port activity in what is today known as the Port of Albany-Rensselaer in upper reaches of the Hudson River dates back to 1624, when it was founded as a trading… Read More

HPC To Survey Information Systems For European Inland Ports And Terminals

November 25, 2021

HPC Hamburg Port Consulting, a leading logistics consultancy for ports, maritime and inland terminals as well as intermodal rail transport, has been commissioned by the German Directorate-General for Waterways and… Read More

Ports Of Indiana-Burns Harbor Receives Clean Air Award Charles Breitenfeldt, Partners for Clean Air coordinator, and Scott Nelson, board member for Partners for Clean Air, present Ryan McCoy, Burns Harbor port director, and Nick Harper, operations manager, with the Industrial Award. Photo courtesy of Ports of Indiana)

Charles Breitenfeldt, Partners for Clean Air coordinator, and Scott Nelson, board member for Partners for Clean Air, present Ryan McCoy, Burns Harbor port director, and Nick Harper, operations manager, with the Industrial Award. Photo courtesy of Ports of Indiana)

Ports Of Indiana-Burns Harbor Receives Clean Air Award

November 21, 2021

Northwest Indiana Partners for Clean Air has honored the region’s top air quality leaders, including the Ports of Indiana (POI). Four awards were presented for voluntary actions taken to improve… Read More

Plaquemines Port And APM Terminals Announce Operating Agreement

November 20, 2021

Plaquemines Port, Harbor and Terminal District (PPHTD) and APM Terminals have announced a letter of intent in which APM Terminals will become the operator of the newly planned container terminal and intermodal… Read More