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Green Marine

about 19 years ago

A berth for bigger ships

Port officials are sounding out potential investors to help fund a $120 million project to deepen a berth at the Seagirt Marine Terminal – a project they say is needed to accommodate bigger ships passing through a to-be-widened Panama Canal. The Maryland Port Administration said it needs to add a 50

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Port officials are sounding out potential investors to help fund a $120 million project to deepen a berth at the Seagirt Marine Terminal – a project they say is needed to accommodate bigger ships passing through a to-be-widened Panama Canal.

The Maryland Port Administration said it needs to add a 50-foot-deep berth at Seagirt to stay competitive as the shipping industry moves to larger vessels.

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