Sentences with phrase «new container port»

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These mega-projects are fraught with challenges ranging from new engineering demands to public opposition.But to look at any one pipeline or container - port controversy in isolation is to miss the big picture of inexorable change in the world economy and Canada's place within it.

Just to the west of Forest City is Malaysia's Tanjung Pelepas container port, which is busier than the ports of Los Angeles or New York.

With a new container terminal planned for Contrecoeur, the Port of Montreal is upping its competitive advantage By Mark Cardwell By definition, a port can be one of two......

Today, we are going to expand the port to be able to take four times the volume that it currently takes and we are creating four new berths of 16 metres deep that can take the largest container vessels because Ghana's import volumes have risen and if you project the rate of growth of the country, there will be no space in Tema Port to be able to take anything in a few years.

Included in central New York's upstate revitalization plan is $ 40 million to develop an inland port that will process international freight containers coming from the Port of New York and New Jersey.

A container terminal in New York Harbor is preparing to accept reservations for trucks to pick up or drop off cargo, in an effort to reduce congestion in the East Coast's busiest port complex.

The state's plan calls for expanding the CSX rail yard in the town of DeWitt to handle 30,000 containers a year via rail between central New York and ports in the New York - New Jersey region.

Schumer helped port officials secure a new container reach stacker, along with a dump truck and two generators from the federal government's surplus equipment program.

That new office recently deployed 214 radiation monitors that scan for gamma rays and neutrons at the «choke point,» where the containers pass out of the port.

The new bridge increased roadway capacity, improved safety, reduced the frequency and cost of major bridge maintenance, and increased the vertical and horizontal navigational clearances to accommodate the current needs of seafaring vessels on the river, including permitting modern cargo vessel passage to the Port of Charleston, the second largest container cargo port on the East Coast.