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St. Louis, Plaquemines Ports Ink MoU for Mississippi River Cooperation
St. Louis, Plaquemines Ports Ink MoU for Mississippi River Cooperation Posted by Joseph Keefe March 27, 2018 APH vessels are being designed in lengths of 592, 772, and 952 feet. The Vessels will carry from 1824 to 2960 TEUs and will travel north and south at twice the speed of barge lines or about 12-14 knots.…
Read More Central Gulf ports augmenting cargo terminal infrastructure
Central Gulf ports augmenting cargo terminal infrastructure By: Paul Scott Abbott | Issue #666 | Mar 26 2018 at 03:36 PM | Channel(s): Ports & Terminals Ports With terminal expansions moving forward at most of the region’s ports, the central Gulf region is readying to meet burgeoning demands of cargo interests. The region appears to have favor in Washington, as the only two…
Read More New Nova ethylene terminal on the Mississippi
March 27, 2018: Chemical & Engineering News (full link below) Nova plans ethylene export terminal Canadian chemical maker Nova Chemicals is working with the oil and gas infrastructure firm Energy Transfer Partners to develop an ethylene export terminal on the U.S. Gulf Coast. The terminal would have the capacity to export 800,000 metric tons of…
Read More New Arkansas Industrial Wood Pellet Mill Raises Green Stakes
New Arkansas Industrial Wood Pellet Mill Raises Green Stakes November 14: KASU IRPT Members, please pay attention – trucked in and railed out: New Arkansas Industrial Wood Pellet Mill Raises Green Stakes More than 150 wood pellet manufacturing mills operate across the U.S., many supplying the domestic woodstove pellet market with home heating fuel. More…
Read More Developer Sought For US Inland Terminal
US consultancy Vickerman & Associates is hunting a developer or an investor to assist with an intermodal port project on a river in the US state of Arkansas, according to Transport Topics. An inland port and intermodal project is mooted for the small inland Port of Van Buren, on the Arkansas River, a tributary of…
Read More SW Times – Fort Smith’s manufacturing future still looks bright
It’s National Manufacturing Month, and while we mark it by taking a look at area manufacturers both past and present, we also recognize that manufacturing isn’t what it used to be, both in the scale and type of production, nor should it be. Fort Smith in its early days found its place in the regional…
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