Federal Maritime Commission Chairman Mario Cordero will hold a forum titled, “U.S. Port Congestion: Examining Causes, Impact on Stakeholders, and Exploring Possible Solutions, ” at the Port of Los Angeles Administration Building, on Monday, September 15, 2014, from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm local time. The forum’s goal is to promote dialogue on the causes and implications of […]
Yesterday saw the official conclusion of the Tall Ships Festival LA 2014, which took place in Los Angeles from August 20-24, 2014. The festival showcased globally acclaimed U.S. and international ships, including the official Tall Ships of the City of Los Angeles: Irving Johnson and Exy Johnson, The Twin Brigantines. The star of this year’s […]
The Port of Los Angeles and the Port of Shanghai have signed a formal agreement to exchange information, technical expertise and best practices to expand use of shore power at the Port of Shanghai. The U.S.-China EcoPartnership Program advances the goals of the Ten-Year Framework for Cooperation on Energy and the Environment established in 2008. […]
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Port Technology reports that the government of Uruguay has given the go-ahead for a $700 million deepwater port to help facilitate the country’s iron-ore exports to China. The port construction works are scheduled to start in 2014. This new port will be located near the Brazilian border in the town of La Angostura. According to […]
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers approved the Port of Corpus Christi’s request to increase the dredging depth of the La Quinta Channel… (joc) Source: joc, July 29, 2011;
Scotland’s fishing leaders will hold their first formal talks with the new fisheries minister, Richard Lochhead. Fishermen welcomed moves to involve them more closely with government.
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