As the nation’s largest tonnage and one of the busiest ports, there has always been a need to make improvements and keep logistics efficient. Being open for business more than 100 years also comes with trouble spots along the way. However, Port Houston is focused on making infrastructure improvements before any serious problems come under fire. In particular, the area of freight mobility has grown tremendously over the years and this is largely due to the Port Houston teams that make these projects possible.
Freight Mobility Improvements Require Team Effort
Topics: freight, projects, operations, rail
E-Commerce Triggering Need For Distribution Centers Near Port Houston
More online shopping trends mean more goods moving across Port Houston’s docks, and the need for additional space to store that cargo. Thus, we are seeing distribution centers in the Port Houston region being built to keep up with demand.
Topics: imports, exports, general cargo, freight, refrigerated cargo, business development, containers
Road Widening Projects for Better Terminal Traffic Flow
Since 1914, Port Houston and the Houston Ship Channel have undergone major renovations one after another. Although the widening of the Houston Ship Channel (Project 11) is our current major project, it’s not the only project going on. At Bayport and Barbours Cut Container Terminals the main roads are undergoing construction to improve freight transportation.
Topics: freight, transportation, highways, projects, freight mobility
Harris County International Trade and Transportation Conference Focuses on Freight Mobility
Topics: Houston, trade, shipping, Harris County, freight, transportation
The I-69 System: The Alternate Route for Texas
Topics: maritime, ports, Houston, Texas, infrastructure, freight, transportation
The Port Commission renewed Port Houston’s membership with the Alliance for I-69 Texas during January’s Port Commission meeting.
Topics: ports, Houston, Port Commission, freight, transportation, highways
Port Houston’s Sr. Director of Trade Development John Moseley provided the port’s 2018 outlook at the International Transportation Management Association Houston chapter’s monthly luncheon Jan. 10.
Topics: ports, Houston, cargo, freight, transportation
Harris County International Trade and Transportation Conference Highlights Houston Infrastructure and Economy
Port Houston staff participated at the 2017 Harris County International Trade and Transportation Conference at NRG Park Oct. 31.
Topics: trade, infrastructure, Harris County, freight, transportation