b'12American Journal ofTransportation ajot.comAJOTs Top 100(DISRUPTIONScontinuedbrings the expected rain.(BUILDcontinued fromWind Services. Crowley was from page 10) TheBrazilianPortofpage 8) a very big part of us receiving Container Ports ahead of increased tariffs onSantos ranked number 42 onthat Donald Trump is electedthat grant. They worked with goods from China set to takethe list, at 4.28 million TEUsPresident, and he says he isus to develop the grant appli-#Port2023 TEUs effect in August and ensuringin 2023, it was off from theopposedtooffshorewind.cationAnd so, I want to 1Shanghai 49,158,0002Singapore 39,013,000 sufficient inventories for the4.51millionTEUshandledWhatkindofmessagewillmake sure thats recognized. 3Ningbo-Zhoushan 35,300,000 holidayseasonamidstrongtheyearbefore.SimilartothatsendtotheinvestmentHowever,inMarchit 4Shenzhen(1) 29,880,000consumer demand. (Also seeotherportsintheworld,community?wasreportedthatCrowley 5Qingdao 28,750,000PeterGoldinarticle,Des- Santos looks to do better indecidednottocontinueits 6Guangzhou(2) 25,410,000cartes Report Reveals Supply2024withthegeneraleco- o ffshoreW ind role of developer of the Hum-7Busan 22,750,000ChainUnpredictabilityonnomic uptick. The Argentinef inancingc onundruM boldt Bay offshore wind port. 8Tianjin 22,170,000 9Dubai(Port of Jebel Ali) 14,472,000page 8).Port of Buenos Aires was alsoMikkelsenreportedACrowleyspokesmantold 10Hong Kong 14,341,000s outh andc entral slightlydowngoingfromthatlastJanuarytheU.S.AJOT: Crowley continues to 11Port Kelang 14,061,0221.36 million TEUs to nearlyDepartmentofTranspor- support the Harbor Districts 12Rotterdam 13,447,000a Merica 1.28 million in in 2023. tation(USDOT)awardedgoal of an offshore wind ter-13Xiamen 12,550,000The Panama Canal portsUnlikemanyportsin$426.7millionforthecon- minal at Humboldt Bay that 14Antwerp-Bruges(3) 12,528,000 15Tanjung Pelepas 10,480,537were hit with low water andtheworld,theColombianstructionandmaintenanceissustainableforthelong-16Cai Mep-Thi Vai9,750,000aneconomicdownturninPort of Cartagena continuedofanoffshorewindportatterm.Whiletheexclusive 17Kaohsiung 8,834,0002023 into 2024. Colon Portsto increase its throughput inHumboldtBay.Theawardrighttonegotiateanagree-18Laem Chabang 8,689,000tallied3.96millionTEUsa2023tonearly3.3millioniscontingentonraisingament expired (in) March, the 19Los Angeles 8,629,681slightdownturnfrom2022TEUs.AsdidthePeruvian50%matchinfundingthatevaluation and due diligence 20Tanger Med 8,617,410whiletheBalboaclusterhitPortofCallaowhichwentstillmustbegenerated.producedvaluableplanning 21Suzhou(Taicang) 8,039,000 22Long Beach 8,018,6682.3millionTEUsupfromfrom2.41millionTEUstoMikkelsencommendedtheinsight into the next steps of 23Beibu Gulf 8,000,000the2.1millionTEUsin2.70million TEUsin2023.work of Crowley Wind Ser- a terminal project.24New York/New Jersey7,810,0052022. With the Panama CanalAnotherSouthAmericaportvicesforitseffortstowinSoMikkelsenandthe 25Hamburg 7,700,000water levels higher now anddoingwellin2023wasthegrantforthePort:ItsPort will need to find another 26Mundra(Adani Port) 7,000,000tradebrisker,theprospectsGuayaquil in Ecuador whichimportant that when we talkpartner to raise the matching 27Colombo 6,900,000 28Lianyungang 6,752,727for2024/25lookpromisingrose from 2.1 million TEUsabouthowwereceivethatfunds for the $426.7 million 29Tanjung Priok(Jakarta) 6,700,000providingtherainyseasonto 2.54 million TEUs in 2023. grant, we recognize Crowley(BUILDcontinued on page 14)30Jawaharlal Nehru6,430,000 31Rizhao 6,174,545 32Jeddah 6,000,000 33Ho Chi Minh Port(Cat Lai) 5,500,000 34Manila 5,500,000 35Yingkou5,301,818 36Dalian(LiaoningPort Group) 4,963,636 37Savannah 4,927,654 38Khalifa4,910,000 39Valencia 4,796,985 40Algeciras 4,733,474 41Piraeus 4,586,500 42Santos 4,284,000 43Tokyo 4,243,404 44Bremen/Bremerhaven 4,180,919 45Durban 4,113,821 46Felixstowe 4,000,000 47Colon(4) 3,960,000 48Tanjung Perak(Surabaya) 3,900,000 49Houston 3,824,600 50Salalah 3,794,109 51Manzanillo 3,699,000 52Gioia Tauro 3,548,827 53Incheon 3,450,000 54Fuzhou 3,392,350 55Ambarli 3,314,919 56Barcelona 3,300,000 57Cartagena 3,299,000 58Virginia/Norfolk 3,287,546 59Melbourne 3,190,000 60Chittagong 3,100,000 61Vancouver 3,100,000 62King Abdullah Port3,063,266 63Marsaxlokk(Malta) 2,993,799 64NW Seaport Alliance 2,974,416 65Yokohama 2,918,208 66Callao 2,703,000 67Nagoya 2,700,000 68Le Havre(Haropa)2,633,273 69Sydney (Botany)2,520,000 70Charleston 2,482,080 71Genoa 2,394,335 72Kingston 2,306,666 73Dammam 2,305,811 74Balboa(6) 2,300,000 75Guayaquil 2,254,000 76Kocaeli2,180,232 77Kobe 2,174,364 78Osaka 2,174,364 79Oakland 2,065,709 80Gdansk 2,050,000 81London 2,000,000 82Bandar Abbas-Shahid Raja(5)1,953,310 83Mersin 1,949,882 84Lazaro Cardenas1,869,000 85Yangpu(Hainan) 1,830,000 86Southampton 1,800,000 87Tekirdag1,719,426 88Sines 1,665,308 89Taichung1,620,000 90Taipei 1,620,000 91Aliaga1,588,162 92Keelung1,530,000 93Montreal 1,500,000 94San Juan1,500,000 95Jacksonville1,313,487 96Marseilles-Fos1,300,000 97Buenos Aires1,279,000 98Veracruz1,148,000 99La Spezia1,139,088 100 Port of Baltimore1,100,000See special notes on full chart.'