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WEBThe Port of Virginia Adds Last-out Vessel Call; New Service Provides Link to Indian Subcontinent Market. July 2, 2024 NORFOLK, VA — Exporters using The Port of Virginia® now have a new way of reaching the growing Indian Subcontinent market by utilizing a new standalone vessel service that has Virginia as […]
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WEB5 days ago · A top-performing North American port and the most efficient move in any supply chain. Discover logistics solutions and Virginia's development potential.
Port of Virginia details major expansion projects, including …
WEBMay 10, 2024 · The Port of Virginia plans to complete a number of massive infrastructure projects by mid-2027, including becoming the East Coast’s deepest port by August 2025, said Stephen Edwards, the...
Port of Virginia shows continued growth over past year
WEBJul 31, 2024 · NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — Spurred in part by the closure of the Baltimore port in March, the Port of Virginia continues to grow, as it moved more cargo by some measures this fiscal year than the...
Port of Virginia now operating 100% from clean energy sources
WEBJan 11, 2024 · The agreements now power a fleet of 116 electric stacking cranes, four electric rail cranes and 27 electric ship-to-shore cranes, according to the port authority.
Va.’s maritime industry has $8B economic impact, report says
WEBDec 11, 2023 · Virginia’s non-military maritime industry was responsible for one in five jobs in Virginia and more than $8 billion in state and local taxes during fiscal 2022, according to a recent study conducted by William & Mary. The Virginia Maritime Association and the Virginia Port Authority commissioned the study to demonstrate the industry’s ...
Port of Virginia in midst of major upgrades
WEBApr 21, 2022 · The port has been making upgrades to Norfolk International Terminals and Virginia International Gateway, its two primary container terminals. NIT’s rail capacity is increasing from 350,000 to 610,000 annual container lifts, a $90 million investment and on the north part of the NIT, capacity will grow to 800,000 lift capacity, a $650 million ...
Port of Virginia processes cargo originally bound for Baltimore ...
WEBMar 27, 2024 · The port authority said the Baltimore-bound cargo was processed at the Virginia International Gateway (VIG) terminal in Portsmouth on Tuesday.
The Port of Virginia: A Crucial Link in Vital Supply Chains
WEBJul 8, 2024 · Virginia’s investments in speed and efficiency proved prescient. Virginia terminals can discharge a container from a ship and have it on a train and on its way in less than 40 hours, days ahead of the extended delays seen in more congested ports.
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