Larger Ships Prove Challenging for Port of Corpus Christi
A delegation from the Port of Corpus Christi recently returned from Washington, where they pitched the merits of the port's long-discussed effort to deepen and widen the ship channel.
April 11, 2017Texas’ Port of Corpus Christi Gets Ally in North Dakota Senator
Two South Texas congressmen turned to a senator from another oil-producing state, hoping to build the case for Washington to fund channel improvements at the Port of Corpus Christi.
February 22, 2017Port of Corpus Christi Rail Yard Improvements Near End
The Port of Corpus Christi's yearslong effort to modernize its 43-mile rail network will wrap up in four months, just ahead of the grand opening of M&G Resins' massive plastics plant, port officials said Jan 17.
January 18, 2017Port of Corpus Christi Sizes Up Infrastructure to Better Handle Growth
It'll be weeks before Port of Corpus Christi officials know exactly how many ships sailed through their waters in 2016. One thing they've already learned: They'll need more space for customers in 2017.
January 3, 2017Panama Canal Growth Pushes Texas Ports to Improve
The Panama Canal's recent expansion will create economic opportunities for South Texas but also pressures ports to step up improvements to their infrastructure, a panel of transportation industry experts said Aug. 18.
August 19, 2016Port of Corpus Christi to Improve Aging Rail System
Oil isn't quite worth what it used to be, but officials for the Port of Corpus Christi say now is the time to finish its plans to improve its aging rail system.
April 25, 2016Port of Corpus Christi to Get $3.3 Million to Upgrade Roads
The Port of Corpus Christi will receive a share of $20 million from the Texas Transportation Commission for road improvements along the Joe Fulton International Trade Corridor.
March 7, 2016