Ports

SSA secures Anaklia deal

SSA secures Anaklia deal

Seattle-based SSA Marine has won the concession to operate the new port of Anaklia, Georgia, in the Black Sea.

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The Philadelphia Regional Port Authority (PRPA) rebranded as PhilaPort

The Philadelphia Regional Port Authority (PRPA) rebranded as PhilaPort

PRESS RELEASE – MAY 22, 2018

On the threshold of an unprecedented era of expansion, The Port of Philadelphia is establishing a new brand identity that will bolster its national and international marketing efforts and position the Port as one of the most important trade gateways on the Atlantic seaboard.

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U.S. Ports Need $66 Billion for Infrastructure

U.S. Ports Need $66 Billion for Infrastructure

A panel discussion held in conjunction with Infrastructure Week has heard that U.S. ports need a combined $66 billion in federal government infrastructure investments.

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AAPA and MARAD Release New Port Planning Toolkit

AAPA and MARAD Release New Port Planning Toolkit

The U.S. Port Planning and Investment Toolkit (PPIT) has been updated with new sections on planning, feasibility and finance.
 
The PPIT was developed through collaboration between the American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA), the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Maritime Administration (MARAD), PFM Group, WSP/Parsons Brinkerhoff and a host of industry experts.

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Thousandth Neopanamax Vessel Transits Panama Canal

Thousandth Neopanamax Vessel Transits Panama Canal

The Panama Canal Authority has welcomed the 1,000th Neopanamax vessel through the waterway, less than nine months after the inauguration of the Expanded Canal.

On Sunday, March 19, the container ship Mediterranean Shipping Company’s MSC Anzu made the historic 1,000th transit through the Expanded Canal, heading northbound from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean.

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