This VIP transport vessel for the Statue of Liberty was built by a Louisiana...
New Orleans maritime company TIA Engineers has completed construction of a utility vessel for the National Park Service designed to transport national and international...
ONE Modern vessel arrives in New Orleans, launching Port NOLA’s third direct-Asia service
THE Alliance and Evergreen on Monday launched their new Asia-US Gulf service with the inaugural sailing of the ONE Modern calling on Port NOLA June...
Oceaneering’s Steve Olmos joins Harvey Gulf as EVP of subsea installations
Steve Olmos, formerly of Oceaneering International, has been brought onboard to manage and develop business for the installations group of the newly formed Harvey...
Tellurian inks 10-year LNG purchase deal with Gunvor
Tellurian Inc. and Gunvor Singapore Pte Ltd. have signed an LNG sales and purchase agreement for 3 million tons per annum for a 10-year...
Staying the course: The Port of New Orleans returns to growth mode after a...
When cruise ship traffic screeched to a halt and shipments dropped precipitously amid the COVID-19 pandemic, a sizeable chunk of the Port of New...
Port NOLA issues RFP for new Louisiana International Terminal
The Port of New Orleans issued a Request for Proposals last week for design and development of the Louisiana International Terminal in St. Bernard...
Dutchtown Southern ‘short line’ could become model for future
Dutchtown Southern just might be the biggest story in railroading, reports Trains.com. The Watco short line began operations earlier this year on 1.76 miles...
Bollinger acquires Gulf Island’s shipbuilding assets
Louisiana-based Bollinger Shipyards continued its pattern of growth by acquiring the shipbuilding assets of Gulf Island Fabrication in Houma, reports KATC. The deal positions...
Port of South Louisiana completes Dow rail storage project
Construction of a six-track rail yard for Dow Chemical in St. Charles Parish is now complete, according to a press release issued by the...
Louisiana-bound Argos makes pit stop in Corpus Christi
The longest leg of a 15,000-mile journey for BP's massive floating production unit, Argos, ended last week when the 60,000-ton structure docked at Kiewit...
