U.S. Southeast Ports Closed by Idalia Return to Normal Operations -- OPIS
September 01 2023 - 11:08AM
Dow Jones News
U.S. ports along the Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic Coast were open
Friday after being closed ahead of Hurricane Idalia.
The Port of Tampa, Fla., was open with restrictions, while the
Florida ports of Ft. Myers, Manatee and St. Petersburg were
operating without restrictions, according to U.S. Coast Guard
notices.
Tampa vessel queues on Friday showed ships scheduled to land at
Chevron and Motiva terminals, while another vessel was shifting at
Marathon.
The port of Tampa said during the storm the facility's "landside
operations remained open to ensure the smooth and steady delivery
of fuel to residents and visitors of the state," adding that the
port supplies nearly half of Florida's gas, fuel and petroleum
supply.
Along the U.S. Atlantic Coast, the ports in Florida, Georgia and
Carolinas were open.
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--Reporting by Eric Wieser, ewieser@opisnet.com; Editing by Jeff
Barber, jbarber@opisnet.com
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