Page 14 - Port Infrastructure Development Program News Today

The Biden-Harris Administration has decided to invest $4 billion dollars as part of Investing in America agenda to boost the electrification of the US ports.

The Biden Administration announced an additional $4 billion in funding for new programs that are designed to support the electrification of U.S. ports...

The Biden Administration announced an additional $4 billion in funding for new programs that are designed to support the electrification of U.S. ports...

Kodiak City Mayor Pat Branson and Council member John Whiddon traveled to Washington D.C. last week to lobby for Kodiak’s needs.

Background Offshore wind is the renewable energy industry’s newest darling. Federal and state funding opportunities have abounded in the wake of increasingly available and reliable...

A recommendation for a $300,000 state grant is helping to bring a Western Kentucky riverport a step closer to reality.

"This is critical. A lot of facilities here were born in the 1930s and have not been significantly upgraded until now," Gov. Gretchen Whitmer says.

Michigan’s only port on Lake Erie is preparing for an expansion. Colin Jackson has more.

With this funding, ports can begin replacing their diesel and gasoline-powered equipment with clean energy alternatives such as propane-powered port tractors, forklifts and other cargo handling equipment.

Despite global economic headwinds, the US offshore wind industry has continued to slowly but steadily blossom, driven largely by enhanced vision and cooperation among federal government...