Port Bureau News

On August 15, Texas A&M University at Galveston celebrated the launch of the College of Marine Sciences and Maritime Studies, with Dr. Deborah...

In a study of innovation efforts across 271 U.S. manufacturing firms, the researchers found that how strong or weak the relationship was between a...

The EPA's Quad Zero emissions regulations have been designed to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emission and will have far-reaching implications...

Chevron Corporation recently announced the relocation of its headquarters from San Ramon, Calif., to Houston, Texas, in part to best support...

A year ago, I started with the Port Bureau. I had no idea how much I was going to love this job! The port community embraced me with open arms, and...

Jürgen Schröder, founder of Schröder Marine Services, Inc., and the Port Bureau’s 2024 Maritime Leader of the Year, is renowned...

Several new laws will impact the industry in 2024. One notable regulatory update that will have sweeping impacts is the Environmental Protection...

Port calls are complex and involve many stakeholders working in close collaboration. A major factor in the overall efficiency of a port call...

If you would like to read the 2024 Quarter 3 Port Bureau News magazine in PDF, click here to view or download in sequential-page view. If you...

Admiral Steven Poulin highlighted the importance of the nation’s ports and important Coast Guard objectives for the future while speaking at the May...

The April Commerce Club luncheon featured Mike Emerson, director for the Marine Transportation Systems, U.S. Coast Guard, as guest speaker.

The Port Bureau welcomed Nataly Marks, president of Triple-S Steel” as the featured speaker at the Commerce Club luncheon on June 13.