Seaports Magazine

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La Administración General de Puertos asume la responsabilidad del proyecto de infraestructura más grande de la vía navegable

With the POWERS Program, AAPA makes the case for port investment as a critical tool in our fight against climate change and for energy security.

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.

The Administracion General de Puertos (Port of Buenos Aires) assumes responsibility over the most important waterway infrastructure project

Propane is a low emissions energy source for a variety of port applications.

Channel deepening and widening projects can bring incredible benefits to a port and region.

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.

In the quest for financial security, and to address diverse goals, today's seaport increasingly derive revenue from non-maritime, non-traditional sources.