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Global Gateways: Page 49
Port of Seattle Starts Work on 'Self-Sustaining' Maritime Innovation Center
The renovated building will house 15,000 square feet of new work spaces, as well as areas that can be reserved for meetings, seminars, and classes.
Container Service at Port of Portland Saved Following Threat of Shutdown
Ending container service at the Port of Portland would have made Oregon the only coastal state in the U.S. without a container terminal.
Philippines Seeks Asia Logistics Hub Status, Banking on U.S. Ties
President Marcos said the Philippines is seeking greater participation in global value chains and increased foreign direct investments to sustain economic growth.
Dali Re-Floated, Pulled Out of Baltimore Bridge Wreckage
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers still expects to fully reopen Baltimore's primary shipping channel by the end of May.
Port of Baltimore Closure May Cost $37M in Extra Demurrage
The Port of Baltimore has seen roro and container vessel traffic resume with the opening of a deep-water channel on May 14, allowing access to four alternative channels.
Dali Would Have Needed 'Six-Story Generator' for Backup Power to Avoid Bridge Crash
While backup power for propulsion is a common redundancy built into cruise ships, the
Dali
's own limitations are largely the industry standard for cargo ships.
NTSB Report Describes Blackouts Aboard Dali Before Baltimore Bridge Crash
The report released on May 14 describes how the ship experienced two electrical blackouts 10 hours before it left the Port of Baltimore.
Controlled Explosions Used to Demolish Baltimore Bridge
Baltimore Port officials said they hoped to move the
Dali
within two days.
A.P. Moller-Maersk Launches Air Freight Gateway in Miami to Serve U.S., Asia, Latin America
Maersk says the new gateway will support the North American export market to Latin America and the Asian market that serves the Latin American supply chain via cost-competitive U.S. routes.
FBI Turns to 1838 Steamboat Law in Baltimore Bridge Disaster Investigation
The Seaman’s Manslaughter Statute creates criminal liability for the negligence of mariners and vessel owners or operators that results in the loss of life on the waters of United States
Port of Oakland to Deploy Fleet of Hydrogen Trucks to Haul Freight
The vehicles will be used to move freight and cars, and are the first mass-produced, heavy-duty hydrogen trucks in the world.
Maersk Says Red Sea 'Risk Zone Has Expanded'
Maersk also says that vessels will likely continue rerouting around Africa's Cape of Good Hope "for the foreseeable future."
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