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PACIFIC MARITIME MAGAZINE
Inter-Service Cooperation
By Chris Philips, Managing Editor
Earlier this year, when President Trump announced the addition of $54 billion in added Defense Department spending for the Navy, Air Force, Army and Marine Corps, the US Coast Guard was notable in its absence. Meanwhile, many, including Coast Guard Commandant Adm. Paul Zukunft and Alaska Senator Dan Sullivan, were rightfully concerned that cuts in the Department of Homeland Security would strip the Coast Guard of much needed operating capital.
In late March, however, the Homeland Security Department confirmed that the White House’s budget amendment for fiscal 2017 and budget blueprint for fiscal 2018 would sustain current funding levels for the Coast Guard, allowing for the continuation of day-to-day operations, acquisitions, construction and improvements…
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Record Year for Grays Harbor Biodiesel Facility
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Renewable Energy Group’s 100-million gallon per-year-capacity biorefinery at the Port of Grays Harbor is celebrating setting new production records. The facility produced 72.3 million gallons in 2016, a considerable increase in production over the previous record according to figures released by the port April 25…(Read full article)
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POLB Appoints New Engineering Executives
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Earlier this week, the Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners named two Port of Long Beach engineering leaders as the new Chief Harbor Engineer and the new Director of Program Management…(Read full article)
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Trade Expert: Oakland’s Export Growth Vital to US Economy
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By Mark Edward Nero
A noted trade expert is calling for an export resurgence to stimulate the US economy and says that the Port of Oakland, which has strong exports, can help make it happen… (Read full article)
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Port of Seattle Recognizes Ten Sustainability Leaders
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By Mark Edward Nero
Winners of the seventh annual Port of Seattle Green Gateway Environmental Excellence Awards, were named by the port April 25… (Read full article)
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