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DOT investing $577 million to improve freight operations, efficiency at coastal seaports

These federal grants will support coastal seaport projects to improve maritime freight operations in 15 states and one U.S. territory.

Miles Smith

EPA awards $400 million to help NYC-area ports reduce carbon footprint

This funding will enable container terminal operators to purchase zero-emission cargo handling equipment.

Jerrod Kingery

California ports receiving $1 billion for shift to zero-emission operations

About 40% of containerized imports in the U.S. come through ports in California, as well at 30% of the nation's exports.

Miles Smith

EPA awards Port of Oakland $322 million for zero-emissions upgrades

The grant comes from the EPA Clean Ports Program, and will be used to finance the purchase of zero-emissions equipment.

Jerrod Kingery

Port of Philadelphia receiving $80 million for zero-emission equipment and infrastructure upgrades

The funding will be used to sustainable port equipment as well as conduct climate and air quality planning.

Brady Pieper

$475 million awarded to ports for expanding hydrogen-based zero-emissions technology

The port projects awarded this funding will engage in several hydrogen-based initiatives to reduce reliance on fossil fuels.

Keaton Peters

US ports receiving $3 billion for zero-emissions equipment and infrastructure upgrades

Port operations can be a significant source of pollution, and these investments are meant to ensure that these crucial economic gateways do not make climate change worse.

Jerrod Kingery

Maryland secures $38 million federal grant for Port of Baltimore infrastructure upgrades

The Port of Baltimore is the ninth-busiest port in the nation, handling the import and export of more automobiles, light trucks, farm and construction machinery than any other port in the United States

Brady Pieper

$400 million in loans approved for deepening Texas ports

The projects will play a vital role in supporting trade, job creation and maintaining the state’s strategic position in global maritime markets.

Adam Rollins

Michigan receives $67 million to improve street safety, enhance harbor operations

The state will use the funds to improve a cargo transportation terminal, build pathways for nonmotorized travelers and institute traffic calming measures.

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