NIT Terminal and expanding the South Berth at Virginia International Gateway. Edwards said the port is also exploring the use of hydrogen-powered equipment in the future.
The Port of Virginia is also investing in green infrastructure, with plans for a solar farm at Virginia International Gateway. The port is also looking at regenerative energy projects, including wind power, to further reduce its carbon footprint.
With its commitment to sustainability and efficiency, the Port of Virginia is poised to continue to be a key player in the global supply chain and a driver of economic growth in the Commonwealth of Virginia.