The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey shares the following message on behalf of APM Terminals: “APM Terminals appreciates your patience and support as they continue to work diligently to recover from last week’s cyber-attack which severely impacted their operational capabilities, and many of their customers and port partners.  While it has been challenging and at times slow, APM Terminals consciously chose to operate manually and at least provide some moderate level of service as opposed to waiting until the technology based services and capabilities could be fully restored.   Despite the manual processes being utilized, capacity for overall gate moves has reached 75%Read More →

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The Zim Antwerp, one of the largest vessels deployed by Zim American Integrated Shipping Services (Zim) reached its berth at Maher Terminals on June 26, 2017. The Antwerp has a maximum capacity of 10,062 TEUs. Her arrival represents the first Neo Panamax Zim vessel to call Maher Terminals in Newark Bay after a navigational clearance of 215 feet above the waterline was announced for the Bayonne Bridge earlier this month. Ships of the Antwerp’s size and larger will become regular visitors to ocean terminals at the Port of New York and New Jersey. Two of the Antwerp’s sister ships, the Zim Rotterdam and the ZimRead More →

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Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and Governor Chris Christie today announced that the eastbound lane of the new Goethals Bridge will open to New Jersey-bound traffic late Sunday afternoon, June 11, 2017. This event will follow closure of the original 89-year-old Goethals Bridge on Friday evening, June 9, 2017. The old Goethals Bridge was completed in 1928. The new Goethals Bridge represents the first bridge built by The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey in more than 85 years. The $1.5 billion project to build a cable-stayed crossing over the Arthur Kill between Staten Island, New York and Elizabeth, New Jersey represents a majorRead More →

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Governor Chris Christie announced today the early completion of a new navigational clearance level at the Bayonne Bridge. The new clearance of 215 feet will allow environmentally friendly cargo vessels of up to 18,000 TEUs to access marine terminals in Elizabeth, Newark, and Staten Island. The Bayonne Bridge’s lower roadway removal was completed seven months ahead of a revised year-end schedule to increase clearance capacity from 151 feet and the maximum vessel size from 9,800 TEUs. “This historic project will create all kinds of jobs and billions of dollars in activity to New Jersey and this region,” Governor Christie said. “All major shipping lines willRead More →

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The latest Clean Vessel Incentive (CVI) program offered by The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is off to a flying start. Twenty-one companies enrolled in the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey’s latest CVI during Q1 2017 for an increase of 24 percent over companies who enrolled in Q1 2016. In addition, 272 qualifying vessels registered with the CVI program during Q1 2017 representing an increase of 7 percent over Q1 2016. Financial incentives earned by CVI participants in Q1 2017 totaled $515,500, which represents an increase of 32 percent compared to Q1 2016. “These are very encouraging numbers,” saidRead More →

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