Tag: Port of Long Beach

The Port of Long Beach will receive a $30.1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation to deploy the nation’s largest fleet of manually operated, zero-emissions cargo handling equipment at a single marine terminal.

On October 24, an altercation between two crewmembers at the Port of Long Beach ended in one stabbing the other, according to information by the local police.

A fall on consumer demand, full warehouses and inflation concerns, caused a decline in cargo containers moved through the Port of Long Beach in September.

The Port of Long Beach is accepting concept papers for proposed solar power generation projects that qualify for funding under its award-winning Community Grants Program.

To advance its zero-emissions goals, the Port of Long Beach has joined the Alliance for Renewable Clean Hydrogen Energy Systems (ARCHES), a public-private partnership formed to help capture newly available federal funding to assist in developing a robust renewable hydrogen market in California.

The increase in supply chain disruptions, COVID-19 restrictions, and record cargo volumes created unprecedented numbers of ships waiting along the coast and congestion at the San Pedro Bay port complex, driving up emissions in 2021.

The Port of Long Beach is accepting proposals for energy efficiency projects that qualify for funding under its Community Grants Program.

A critical channel deepening project that will help move cargo more efficiently to and from the U.S. advanced on September 12, after the Long Beach Harbor Commission concluded an extensive environmental review process and approved the project.

The Port of Long Beach has extended its Green Ship Incentive Program another two years and made its Vessel Speed Reduction Program permanent.

The Long Beach City Council unanimously passed a Ship It Zero Resolution 6-0, calling on Long Beach’s top maritime importers to commit to making all port calls to the San Pedro Port Complex, which includes the Port of Long Beach, on 100% zero-emissions ships by 2030.