About TradePort California
TradePort California is a clean sheet project that will be built on a purpose-designed clean energy, high-efficiency platform. From the outset, the project strategy is to develop the largest and cleanest logistics and investment corridor in the world.
TradePort System
TradePort California will be a multi-modal network of integrated clean truck, rail, and cargo facilities that will underpin a next-generation ecosystem of goods movement. This approach would be a paradigm shift from the current conditions, and would support increased cargo handling efficiency that will become an important element in addressing the systemic national supply chain challenges that have been crippling the national economy. The USDoT has designated the project as a Regional Infrastructure Accelerator and would like to see the this model replicated across the country. Click on the video to the right to learn more.
TradePort Corridor
TradePort California will create a streamlined logistics system designed to move cargo more efficiently from the seaports complex into the large and growing California market. Supply chain system efficiencies will be created by developing an interconnected system of cargo handling and transportation between port and key supply chain points along a high density 425-mile-long TradePort California market. Strategic investments in transportation and clean energy infrastructure position TradePort California as a transformational project that is radically improving cargo movement efficiencies, air quality, and economic competitiveness.
Press
Journal of Commerce:
California inland port project designed to speed cargo flow", Bill Mongelluzzo
American Journal of Transportation:
"Proposed California inland port project to relieve port congestion", Stas Margaronis
The Loadstar:
"California inland port project a blueprint for a re-engineered US supply chain", Nick Savvides
The Fresno Bee - OpEd:
"A trade port in the San Joaquin Valley means 100K new jobs, cleaner air, better shipping", Congressmen Jim Costa and David Valadao
Contact
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