Port Bureau News

By CAPT Bill Diehl, GHPB President February was a frustrating time to live and work in Houston. When so much of the “energy capital of...

By Tom Marian, Buffalo Marine Service, Inc. The Discovery Corps’ winter of 1804 was a brutal one. The Lewis and Clark Expedition chose the...

By Judith Schultz, GHPB When you least expect it, old becomes new again. Old sea shanties have been embraced by a new generation of singers –...

IMO-Norway project is supporting States to implement energy efficiency measures and explore opportunities for low carbon shipping. GreenVoyage2050...

Fighting COVID-19 with Immunity “The immune system is relied upon in a variety of ways to fight COVID-19,” said Dr. H. Dirk Sostman in...

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By Tom Marian, Buffalo Marine Service, Inc. Stumbled upon by a British sea captain, annexed by Germany, conquered by Japan and liberated by...

By Marco (Marc) Ayala, 1898 & Co. and Chris Wolski, Port Houston Over the last few years, it has become increasingly clear that the maritime...

By Chris Wolski, Port Houston Each year various reports are released from think tanks indicating the risks of cyberattacks continue to grow. The...

The United States will likely take years to return to 2019 levels of energy consumption and carbon dioxide emissions following the impact of...

Wind Energy Farms, Space Flight Launches in 2021 Coast Guard Planning “I am a fan of the Houston Ship Channel. It’s one of our...

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