As global affairs and consumer demand continue to put pressure on the supply of energy, a coherent strategy and consistent regulatory policy are crucial for ports.
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Nature and Industry Can Co-exist
We must all prepare to adapt and transform our port operations to ensure seaports can support green infrastructure and alternative energy needs. Port Tampa Bay and our tenants are up for the challenges and opportunities ahead
Read More »Revitalizing Revenues
In the quest for financial security, and to address diverse goals, today's seaport increasingly derive revenue from non-maritime, non-traditional sources.
Read More »Propane for Ports: Reduce Emissions and Increase Productivity Today
Propane is a low emissions energy source for a variety of port applications.
Read More »REVITALIZACIÓN DE INGRESOS
Descubiertos beneficios colaterales de la diversificación.
Read More »Using Local Funding Creatively to Streamline the Federal Channel Improvement Process
Channel deepening and widening projects can bring incredible benefits to a port and region.
Read More »Keeping Costs in Check
High inflation and increasing construction costs are throwing cold water on some of the plans port authorities have been considering, causing them to stretch their infrastructure dollars.
Read More »111th AAPA Annual Convention Path Toward Resiliency
Celebrating 110 Years! Annual Convention & Expo October 16-19, 2022 www.aapaorlando2022.org Aspirit of collaboration, camaraderie and partnership is the prevailing mood as AAPA, its port members and maritime stakeholders prepare to gather in Orlando, Fla., October 16-19, 2022, for the 111th Annual Convention & Expo, the association’s cornerstone event for the port industry. The convention theme this year, Path Toward ...
Read More »Tech, Infrastructure Investments Are Critical for Our Energy Future
Innovation and an adaptive response will allow U.S. ports to quickly provide energy resources to Europe and improve America’s geopolitical energy position.
Read More »‘Seriously, Where Is My Stuff?’
The question on the lips of port stakeholders everywhere – even before COVID-19 – is the impetus for a digital infrastructure project led by the Port of Long Beach that promises to add visibility at every step of a container’s journey and unkink supply chains nationwide. By David H. Coburn TRAVEL MANIA/SHUTTERSTOCK.COM Eric Topp learned an important lesson doing load ...
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