|  |  | Ports Announce Clean Air Award Winners  The Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach have selected seven local maritime and cargo companies as this year’s recipients of the Clean Air Action Plan Air Quality Awards, an honor presented to those taking extraordinary measures to cut air emissions, modernize facilities and implement innovative operations to reduce air pollution.
Now in their fourth year, the annual Air Quality Awards were initiated shortly after the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach approved the landmark San Pedro Bay Ports Clean Air Action Plan in 2006. |
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The Port of Long Beach and the Port of Los Angeles have released a report that establishes a framework for future identification, development, and testing of non-polluting technologies for moving cargo. The "Roadmap for Moving Forward with Zero Emissions Technologies at the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles – Technical Report" is a system for evaluating various methods of transport that produce no air pollution at the tailpipe. To download the report, go to www.cleanairactionplan.org/reports/default.asp.
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Reaffirming their commitment to slash air pollution from the nation’s two busiest seaports, harbor commissioners from Los Angeles and Long Beach came together for a special joint session today, Monday, November 22, and unanimously approved a new, improved version of the award-winning San Pedro Bay Ports Clean Air Action Plan.
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The Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach have selected seven local maritime and cargo companies as this year’s recipients of the Clean Air Action Plan Air Quality Awards, an honor presented to those taking extraordinary measures to cut air emissions, modernize facilities and implement innovative operations to reduce air pollution. See video from the awards here.
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The ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles will grant terminal access only to trucks that operate under an approved registration/concession, have a Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tag and have paid their concession fee in the Ports Drayage Truck Registry (PDTR). Click here to view tutorials on how to use the PDTR.
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With the launch of the Clean Trucks Program on October 1st, 2008, the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles are providing "temporary access permits" to out-of-state and infrequent truckers operating for Licensed Motor Carriers (LMC) that do not have a port concession to allow entry into the ports' marine terminals.
Click here to view the CTP temporary access permit application website.
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