Port Investment

Master Boat Builders delivered the "Saturn," the first of four new Rapport 3000 escort tugs, to Suderman & Young Towing Company

Oregon's Port of Coos Bay secured a $25 million federal grant to plan a new ship-to-rail intermodal terminal

BNSF's $4 billion Barstow International Gateway project has been approved, shifting freight transhipment inland from Los Angeles.

Port of Long Beach saw a 31.7% rise in May 2026 cargo volumes, reaching 842,030 TEU, alongside a US$1.05 billion budget approval

ICTSI is upgrading its Rio de Janeiro terminal with new quay cranes to handle 20,000 TEU vessels, enhancing capacity and efficiency.

Poland is developing a second floating LNG import terminal in Gdansk, reinforcing Europe's LNG infrastructure commitment.

ABP has invested £150,000 in specialized equipment at the Port of King's Lynn to enhance pipe handling capabilities

V.O. Chidambaranar Port Authority is lauded for a 45% carbon emission reduction and its commitment to green energy initiatives

Moerdijk residents and officials are skeptical of a plan to preserve the village while expanding the power grid.

RSGT Bangladesh has received four new ship-to-shore cranes from Sany Marine to boost terminal operations.

DP World Southampton invested $80 million in new port equipment, including two of Europe's largest quay cranes.

Jonathan Daniels will transition from the Maryland Port Administration to assume the role of Director and CEO at PortMiami

Jonathan Daniels, Baltimore's port director, is leaving for a new role in Miami after two years, recognized for Key Bridge recovery efforts

Americold is expanding into Canada with a new cold chain facility at an eastern port, integrating rail and maritime logistics.

Enstructure has begun developing a new large-vessel container terminal on the Delaware River to serve mid-Atlantic shippers

Karachi Gateway Terminal plans a significant investment to boost capacity and leverage new cargo flows from regional conflicts

The Port of Antwerp-Bruges is expanding its alternative fuel infrastructure to help shipping meet 2050 emissions goals

The Port of Virginia completed its 55-foot harbor deepening, removing draft constraints for the largest container ships

LBC Tank Terminals is expanding its Rotterdam facility by 41,000 cubic meters, boosting total storage capacity to 295,000 cubic meters

South Asian ports are modernizing with technology to expand capacity and improve efficiency amid rising trade and transshipment.

Cosco Shipping Ports' Chancay facility in Peru has successfully concluded its first year of commercial operations.

MultiRio terminal in Brazil has received two new Ship-to-Shore cranes to boost cargo handling at the Port of Rio de Janeiro

Dutch terminal operators are expanding capacity and upgrading equipment to enhance inland and shortsea connections across Europe

Moldova and Romania seek to enhance transport and regional cooperation through engagement with Thessaloniki Port Authority

Terminal Portuario Valparaíso's concession for Terminal 2 at the Port of Valparaíso has been extended until December 2029.

The European Commission has opened a new €1.1 billion funding round for transport infrastructure development and greening.

DP World has reportedly submitted a proposal to operate and manage Lyttelton Port in New Zealand, facing union opposition

DP World's Southampton terminal has received Europe's largest Ship-to-Shore cranes, enhancing its capacity and efficiency

South Florida Container Terminal has completed the second phase of its yard densification project, enhancing efficiency and capacity.

Rotterdam hosted German President and Dutch King to highlight port infrastructure, carbon transport, and strategic logistics.