environment – Pacific Maritime Magazine

03 Dec

Pasha Hawaii Honored by Chamber of Shipping of America

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Honolulu-based container and cargo shipper Pasha Hawaii’s fleet of vessels operating in the Hawaii-Mainland trade has been honored for its environmental excellence by the Chamber of Shipping of America, the company announced Nov. 21. At the chamber’s annual Environmental Achievement Awards, Pasha’s m/v George II (formerly named the Horizon Reliance) was honored with an environmental achievement certificate for the 23rd consecutive year, Horizon Spirit for the 13th year, m/v Jean Anne for the third year, and m/v George III for the second year. "These awards celebrate the dedication to environmental excellence of our seafarers and the company personnel ashore who…

Port of Long Beach Announces New Director of Environmental Planning

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Renee Moilanen, the director of ports for new energy solutions company Build Momentum, has been chosen to be the next director of environmental planning for the Port of Long Beach, it was announced June 10. Moilanen, who is expected to start her new role on July 15, returns to a familiar stomping ground. She began her career at the POLB in 2006, and during her previous time at the seaport, she was an environmental specialist, environmental specialist associate and communications administrative analyst. From 2014 to 2019, she served as the port’s manager of air quality practices. In her new role,…

Port of LA Inks MOUs with Tokyo, Yokohama Ports

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The Port of Los Angeles will be able to collaborate with the Port of Tokyo and the Port of Yokohama on environmental matters under a pair of newly signed Memorandum of Understanding agreements, the POLA announced March 16. The agreements allow the seaports to share best practices on sustainability initiatives, including the digital advancement of the supply chain to make operations more efficient and lower the impact to port operations. “The MOUs signed this week between the Port of Los Angeles, the Port of Tokyo, and the Port of Yokohama epitomize the strong relationship between California and Japan and our…