Tacoma and the Puyallup Tribe greenlight a Blair Waterway widening project that pairs cargo expansion with salmon habitat restoration.
Port of Tacoma Article: Port of Tacoma and Puyallup Tribe of Indians Approve Agreement to Widen Blair Waterway


Tacoma and the Puyallup Tribe greenlight a Blair Waterway widening project that pairs cargo expansion with salmon habitat restoration.

Wärtsilä has launched a modular onboard grease trap series designed to keep fats, oils, and grease out of ship discharge systems — a practical new tool for fleet operators navigating tightening environmental compliance requirements at sea.

The global containership orderbook has hit a record 13 million TEU — and shipping consultancy Linerlytica is warning that the industry’s capacity discipline may be tested like never before as the delivery wave accelerates.

American Cruise Lines’ newest and most spacious riverboat, American Encore, launched its sold-out inaugural season today from Portland — marking the arrival of the eighth American Cruise Lines vessel to call the Columbia and Snake Rivers home.

The IMO’s Net Zero Framework survived a coordinated push to weaken or dismantle it at MEPC 84, with a narrow majority of member states reaffirming it as the basis for negotiations — and setting December as the next shot at formal adoption.

MARAD has awarded $774 million to 37 U.S. port projects — from Alaska to West Virginia — in one of the largest single-round port infrastructure investments in recent history.

The Port of Vancouver USA is hiring a Marine Superintendent to coordinate vessel movements, cargo logistics, and rail operations at one of the Pacific Northwest’s most active marine terminals — with a salary range of $99,166 to $144,691 annually.

Merchants Exchange is seeking an organized self-starter to fill the position of Association Account Specialist.
This position enjoys a high level of contact with our members through meetings, events, and workshops.

A new global ports report finds near-universal commitment to carbon neutrality by 2050 — but warns that progress is fragmenting along regional and financial fault lines just as the pressure to act intensifies.

Washington is pouring historic funding into American shipbuilding — but a joint congressional hearing this week revealed that investment alone won’t fix decades of delays, cost overruns, and industrial base failures.