Port of Los Angeles Overview
July 9, 2024
A M E R I C A ’ S

P O R T®

Presented to:
Presented by:

Eugene Seroka
Executive Director© 2024 Port of Los Angeles

International Association of Portsand Harbors Japan Seminar

Presented to:1© 2024 Port of Los Angeles

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Downtown Long Beach

Wilmington
Port of Long Beach
Terminal Island
Port of Los Angeles
San Pedro

San Pedro Bay Ports Landlord Ports (Limited Influence Over Cargo Operations) Gateway Ports (As Opposed to “Hub” or “Relay” Ports).
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3At a Glance Founded in 1907
 State Tidelands Trust Non-Taxpayer Supported
 Business Port Model 5-Member Board of Commissioners
 7, 500 Acres Port Property
 4,300 Acres Land (1,740 hectares)
 3,200 Acres Water (1,295 hectares)
 43 Miles of Waterfront
 53 Foot Main Channel Water Depth 270 Berths and 25 Cargo Terminals
 7 Container Terminals
 83 Ship-to-Shore Gantry Cranes
 116 Miles of Rail Tracks
 5 On-Dock Railyards & 1 Classification Yard
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Largest Trade Gateway inLargest trade gateway in
the Western
Hemisphere*
the WesternHemisphere*

∼22%

∼40%

∼22%of nation’sWith POLB
imports of Nation’sContainer Imports∼40%
Combinedwith POLB

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Economic Drivers
Employment© 2024 Port of Los Angeles

Economic Impact

838

10-15k181k$101.8B

Filled Positions(CY 2021) at theHarbor Department

Longshore and Terminal
Jobs in Los Angeles andLong Beach

Jobs (about 1 in 12)
in Los Angeles andLong Beach

In Economic Impact
throughout California(CY 2021)

951k

2.6M

435

$433.1B

Jobs (about 1 in 9)
in the Five-County
Greater LA Region

Jobs Across theUnited States

U.S. Congressional
Districts Touched by
Trade Through LA/LB

In Economic Impact
Throughout theUnited States
5Asia-North AmericaGateway
 Mega-Region of 22 Million Consumers
 15,000-Strong Longshore Workforce
 1.8 Billion Square Feet of Warehouseand Distribution Centers 100 Trains Daily to and from theLos Angeles Basin 2 Class Railroad Carriers(UP and BNSF)
 Rail Switching Service Yard (PHL) Access to Major Freight Hubs:© 2024 Port of Los Angeles

ChicagoMemphisSan Antonio
Kansas CityNew YorkAtlanta
HoustonDenverDallas
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San Pedro Bay Ports are Working Together to Reduce Environmental Impacts

Clean Air Action PlanImplementClean Truck
Program toTransition to
Zero Emission
Drayage Truckby 2035

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Transitioning
to ZeroEmission
Terminal
Equipmentby 2030

Green Shipping
Corridors toAdopt More
EfficientOperations andIntroduce Cleaner
Vessels

Deploy Cleaner
Harbor Craft
Engines andOperational
Strategies toReduce Harbor
Craft Emissions

Cleanest
Available
SwitchingLocomotives
and Limit
Idling to15-Minutes

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Air Emission Reduction (2005-2022)

-87%

•+32%
+25%

Sulfur Oxides

Diesel Particulate Matter

TEUs

2023 Goal: -93%

2023 Goal: -77%

-98%

-60%

-13%

Nitrogen Oxides

Greenhouse Gases

2023 Goal: -59%

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8Cleaner Port-Wide Operations

World’s First All-Electric Top Handler

Toyota Powered Hydrogen Fuel Cell-Electric Trucks© 2024 Port of Los Angeles

9Green Shipping Corridor© 2024 Port of Los Angeles

10POLA Green Shipping
Corridor Active
Agreements
 POLB and Port of Shanghai, China
 POLB and Port of Singapore, Singapore Port of Nagoya, Japan Port of Yokohama, Japan Port of Tokyo, Japan Port of Guangzhou, China
 Long Son Port, Vietnam
 Nam Do Son Port, Vietnam
 Port of Shenzhen, China© 2024 Port of Los Angeles

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