Plaquemines Port Project Decision Pending Key Report Amid Leadership Changes
Plaquemines Parish officials are reevaluating plans for a new West Bank container terminal, pending a study expected soon. This study, commissioned by a coalition of five deepwater ports, aims to enhance regional cooperation and competitiveness. The decision comes after the resignation of Louisiana Gateway Port's Executive Director, unrelated to the terminal project. Meanwhile, the Port of New Orleans anticipates progress on its new terminal, awaiting a critical permit from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers by early 2026.
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Officials in Plaquemines Parish are considering whether to continue developing a new West Bank container terminal, pending a study expected within weeks. This study, commissioned by five deepwater ports, will assess regional cooperation and competitiveness.
Lloyd Newsom, a council member, indicated that the decision will depend on the study's recommendations. His remarks followed the resignation of the Louisiana Gateway Port Executive Director due to unrelated issues.
Meanwhile, the Port of New Orleans plans to advance its terminal project, awaiting a crucial U.S. Army Corps of Engineers permit by early 2026.
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