Industry Insights (blog)
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Industry Optimistic About Future of Nuclear Energy at Ports
AAPA submitted comments to MARAD in response to a Request for Information on the commercial development of Small Modular Reactor…
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The Port Potpourri Track
Innovation in the port industry doesn’t happen in a single discipline. AAPA’s Annual Convention & Expo will feature a dedicated track…
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Port of Oakland Appoints Sharla Sullivan as Director of Social Responsibility
The Port of Oakland has appointed Sharla Sullivan as its new Director of Social Responsibility, effective August 4, 2026. Sullivan…
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Freeport Channel Milestone Expands Vessel Access, Strengthens U.S. Supply Chains
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Galveston District and Port Freeport marked a major milestone in the Freeport Harbor Channel…
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The Marine Industrial Base: Recruitment, Upskilling, & Labor Partnerships Track
As ports confront workforce shortages, evolving skill requirements, and growing competition for talent, AAPA’s Annual Convention & Expo will feature a…
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AAPA’s Sang Yi Urges Greater US Port Infrastructure Investments
In a July 24 interview with AJOT, AAPA President and CEO Sang Yi called for increased federal investment in U.S.…
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Funding Frenzy: Capital Allocation, Smart Grantmaking & Regulatory Strategies Track
As federal priorities evolve and regulatory frameworks shift, AAPA’s Annual Convention & Expo will feature a dedicated track exploring how…
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Shipbuilding Programs Director to Keynote AAPA’s Annual Convention
Dr. Jerry Hendrix, Associate Director for Shipbuilding Programs at the White House Office of Management and Budget, will keynote AAPA’s…
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AAPA Is Now on Instagram: Follow Along and Share Your Port News
AAPA is now on Instagram at @aapaseaports! The new account will feature stories from member ports, industry news, advocacy highlights,…
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AAPA Urges OMB to Alter Proposed Termination Rules for Port Grants
AAPA submitted a comment to the Office of Management and Budget urging changes to a proposed regulation that would expand…
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