In 2024, Albany, the capital of New York, will mark the 400th anniversary of its founding as Fort Orange, an early foothold for Dutch traders that helped create a new nation.
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A New Electric Utility Business Model to Optimize Port Electrification
Operators of many American seaports can no longer procure electricity from the wide-area utility-owned power grid to satisfy their increasing energy demand in a timely way
Read More »Port Electrification East Conference, November 8-9
The Conference on Port Electrification East, hosted by Global Transmission, will take place on November 8-9, 2023, at The Westin Jersey City Newport.
Read More »Meet Port Leaders from the Pacific Islands in Roundtable at AAPA Headquarters
AAPA will be hosting a business roundtable for a delegation of port sector officials from Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, and Tonga on a U.S. Trade and Development Agency sponsored Reverse Trade Mission.
Read More »Stronger Together
Through a variety of powerful partnerships, ports of all kinds are working together to strengthen themselves and others, benefiting the entire industry in the process.
Read More »Time for a Consult?
Bringing on a consulting service might seem a bit pricey – but sometimes the alternative is even pricier. Here are the keys to making these relationships work for your port.
Read More »Ports of Paraná:
The Most Efficient and Promising Ports in Brazil
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Time to Update Your Member Details for the 2024 Directory
Read More »AAPA 2023 Annual Convention & Expo
The Exhibit Hall at the AAPA annual convention is a unique opportunity for the AAPA community to connect, giving participating companies a platform to showcase innovative products and services to port, trade and transportation leaders from around the Western Hemisphere.
Read More »Outgoing AAPA CEO Sets a Course for Success, as New Leader Takes the Helm
Ports compete with one another for cargo and customers, but the port industry competes with countless other industries for federal dollars. Unity and solidarity amongst ports is essential for continued success.
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