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Clean Energy Fuels has opened a new LNG and CNG fueling station
at corner of Anaheim and 1st streets at the Port of Long Beach.
The station has two 25,000-gallon liquefied natural gas (LNG) storage tanks, six LNG dispensers, and two compressed natural gas (CNG) dispensers and is open to trucks 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
This is the second station to serve the ports area for cleaner fuel burning trucks and the world's largest station of its kind.
(Posted: Jul 1, 2009)
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The Port of Long Beach on July 1 welcomed the Auriga Leader, a car carrier ship partly powered by solar energy. It is a first-of-a-kind green technology application on a car carrier.
The Auriga Leader is outfitted with 328 solar panels that can generate up to 40 kilowatts, decreasing demand on the ship's diesel-powered auxiliary engines for electricity thus cutting down pollution.
(Posted: Jul 1, 2009)
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The Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners on Monday, June 22 selected Commissioner Nick Sramek as the next Board President, for a one-year term effective immediately.
The Commission also selected Mario Cordero as Vice President of the five-member Port governing board. Dr. Mike Walter was re-selected as Secretary, and Susan E. Anderson Wise was named Assistant Secretary.
(Posted: Jun 24, 2009)
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Aiming to develop a plan for a pollution-free cargo-moving system, the Port of Long Beach is calling for technology ideas to one day replace the diesel trucks that travel between Port marine terminals and a local rail yard. The Port officially issued a "Request for Concepts and Solutions," on Wednesday, June 3, outlining the goals and requirements of the project, known as the zero-emission container mover system (ZECMS). To help potential idea submitters, the Port will hold a “pre-submittal conference” on July 9, 2009, at Port of Long Beach headquarters. Document submissions will be due by 4:30 p.m. September 25, 2009.
(Posted: Jun 3, 2009)
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The Port's Middle Harbor Redevelopment Project proposes a 10-year project that would create about 14,000 jobs and reduce pollution at two port terminals by at least 50 percent. Learn more here.
(Posted: Apr 3, 2009)
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Port of Long Beach Executive Director Richard D. Steinke presented his annual "State of the Port" address January 30, reviewing key events in 2008 and looking ahead to 2009
Watch his presentation by clicking here.
(Posted: Mar 31, 2009)
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