The US port of Brunswick will see annual finished vehicle-handling capacity increased to 1.4m as part of a $150m development. plan
The GPA said the new development at Colonel’s Island will add a fourth berth, 360,000 square feet (33,445 sq.m) of new warehousing, and 85 additional acres (35 hectares) for vehicle processing. The new pavement and buildings are slated to be complete in 2023. The new berth will include a concrete deck and system of mooring points, extending ro-ro vessel berthing space from 3,355ft to 4,630ft (1,022-1,411 metres).
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