Georgia Ports Authority receives US$120m grants to improve electrical and rail infrastructure
Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) has outlined plans to improve operational sustainability for neighbouring communities in Savannah and Brunswick as the driver of three federal grants totalling more than US$120m.
One of the grants received was from the Maritime Administration (MARAD) for US$49.8m to help ensure uniterrupted power supply at the Port of Savannah’s Garden City Terminal.
The project will create an on-terminal electricity distribution network fed by GPA-owned generators and substations.
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