by George Lauriat Sep 22, 2014
Anderson looks for future infrastructure projects in North America to open up export opportunities
In an interview with the AJOT that comes shortly after the release of the CG/CL’s 2014 Top 100 North American Infrastructure Projects, Anderson talks about country clusters and the need to provide the economic support for US exports and enterprise.
New England’s ports need to expand
Pressure throughout the supply chain could force secondary ports to play major roles.
Port of Boston looks to get a bigger slice of the pie
Massport’s Conley Terminal in the Port of Boston is its largest container facility. But the port is boxed in by much larger players, such as the ports of Montreal and Halifax and the real driver on the East Coast, the Port of New York/New Jersey. But in this new era of bigger ships and bigger alliances can a medium sized port get a bigger slice of the pie?
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