Georgia ports receive $120 million in federal grant
The Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) has received more than $120 million in federal grants to enhance operational sustainability and infrastructure at its Savannah and Brunswick facilities. The grants fund projects designed to enhance energy resiliency, reduce emissions and expand rail capacity, making Georgia Ports a leader in sustainable port operations. Also Read: Georgia ports celebrate truckers, highlight industry efficiency and investments Savannah Terminal Power Restoration and Electrification The U.S. Maritime Administration has allocated $49.8 million to fund the construction of a terminal power distribution network at the Garden City Terminal in the Port of Savannah. The project, which includes GPA-owned generators and substations, is designed to ensure uninterrupted power supply, especially during natural disasters for temperature-controlled goods such as food and medicines. GPA President and CEO Griff Lynch emphasized that reliable power is critical to the Authority’s continued transition from diesel to electric yard equipment. GPA will donate $88.2 million to the project, matching the federal grant. Shore power and…
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