Stringent California Environmental Regulations Take Effect for Vessels in Transit and at Berths

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Stringent California Environmental Regulations Take Effect for Vessels in Transit and at Berths

| Jan 07, 2014 8:37PM EST
California’s ports on Jan. 1 became the first in the world to require that container lines operate their vessels from shore-side electrical power while at berth, and this potentially industry-changing event is proceeding without any major problems.
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