Port Investment

The Port of Los Angeles recorded its lowest emissions per container in 2025, continuing a two-decade decline in air pollution

Bayonne Drydock & Repair Corp. received a $673,123 MARAD grant to upgrade equipment and expand workforce training.

Port Saint John secured C$330 million in funding to expand its container terminal, supporting Canada's trade diversification efforts

Saudi Arabia's maritime sector and new logistics opportunities were showcased at the recent Saudi Maritime and Logistics Congress in Jeddah

A new report suggests advanced nuclear technology could significantly impact port environments and energy systems, requiring strategic…

Oregon's Port of Coos Bay obtained $204.8 million in federal funds to build rail infrastructure for a new container port

Port Nelson has reduced its asset valuation due to lower projected volumes for logs and containerized cargo.

Houston Ship Channel saw increased cargo volumes in August and September 2026, fueled by rising exports and steel imports

CPP Investments and OMERS are selling their majority stakes in Associated British Ports to IFM Investors, changing ownership for the UK's…

South American countries are investing heavily in container port infrastructure, but many projects face regulatory and labor delays

Guam Port General Manager Rory Respicio joins the AAPA Board as the inaugural Americas Region Director, expanding representation.

ABP has named Sandrine Lagrost, formerly of UPS, to lead commercial operations for its Humber ports, focusing on growth

IFM Investors has agreed to acquire a 63.9% stake in Associated British Ports (ABP), the UK’s largest port operator.

Sumitomo Electric has opened the UK's first HVDC subsea cable factory at Port of Nigg, investing £350 million to support offshore wind.

DP World invested US$56 million to add 17 automated electric RTG cranes at Jeddah's South Container Terminal

Port of Guam's Gantry Crane 5 is now conditionally certified for cargo operations after passing its load test

APM Terminals and Hateco Group are exploring a new rail terminal in Vietnam, expanding their partnership beyond seaports

US East and Gulf Coast ports are investing in infrastructure to handle larger ships and expand trade routes.

Fugro won a NOAA contract for extensive hydrographic surveys off Florida's Atlantic coast to boost maritime safety and update charts.

APM Terminals confirms its continued central role in the future concession and management of Salalah Port's container terminal

European ports are boosting climate adaptation and environmental management strategies to counter growing environmental risks

Oman will not renew the concession agreements for Salalah Port Services Company at the Port of Salalah past November 2028

Antwerp-Bruges recorded its strongest container throughput since late 2020 in Q3 2026, despite a slight overall cargo decline.

Gothenburg RoRo Terminal expanded with new rail lines and increased operational area to enhance capacity and efficiency.

Casablanca's East Container Terminal has received two new Post-Panamax STS cranes to enhance container handling capacity

U.S. Northeast and Mid-Atlantic ports are deepening channels and expanding capacity to handle larger vessels.

The Port of Savannah will build a new container terminal capable of handling 3.5 million TEUs annually

Groningen Seaports welcomes a €200 million waterway investment but is concerned about the delayed N33 road expansion to Eemshaven

Central American ports are transforming into integrated logistics and cargo processing centers, intensifying regional competition.

The Port of Montreal and Adani Ports renewed their agreement to boost Canada-India maritime trade via the Mundra corridor