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Calcasieu Ship Channel Has Annual Economic Value of $83.4 Billion
NEWS from the PORT OF LAKE CHARLES FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE on all platforms July 8, 2025 Port of Lake Charles: Calcasieu Ship Channel Has Annual Economic Value of $83.4 Billion Lake Charles, La. — A new economic impact study for the Port of Lake Charles reveals that maritime cargo activity[…]
Port of Lake Charles Enhances Bulk Capability With Cutting‑Edge Ship Loader at BT‑1
Port of Lake Charles Enhances Bulk Capability With Cutting‑Edge Ship Loader at BT‑1
The Port of Lake Charles, a top-10 U.S. port, has added a state-of-the-art ship loader to Bulk Terminal No. 1 (BT‑1), significantly strengthening its capacity for heavy bulk cargo operations. Fabricated onsite in Louisiana by Morris Material Handling of Wisconsin, the innovative loader — measuring approximately 174 feet tall and weighing 900 tons[…]
Kids Port at the Children’s Museum of SWLA
Kids Port: Where Play Meets Port Operations
The Port of Lake Charles is proud to announce the opening of Kids Port, an interactive exhibit located within the Children’s Museum of Southwest Louisiana at the newly inaugurated Port Wonder facility on the Lake Charles lakefront. This engaging exhibit offers children a hands-on experience to explore and understand the[…]
Cameron LNG, Powering Global Energy from the Port of Lake Charles
Cameron LNG, Powering Global Energy from the Port of Lake Charles
The Port of Lake Charles is proud to spotlight one of its key tenants, Cameron LNG—a pivotal player in the global liquefied natural gas (LNG) market. Situated on the right bank of the Calcasieu Lake bypass channel, approximately two miles above the mouth of Black Lake Bay in Cameron Parish,[…]
Port of Lake Charles Builds Back Better with Unveiling of Warehouse 300
Port of Lake Charles Builds Back Better with Unveiling of Warehouse 300
The Port of Lake Charles continues to solidify its position as a top-10 U.S. port with the unveiling of its newest facility, Warehouse 300. This 180,000-square-foot structure, replacing seven outdated warehouses, expanding storage capacity, improving efficiency, and reinforcing the Port’s ability to meet the evolving demands of global trade. A[…]
Magnolia LNG facility at the Port of Lake Charles, Louisiana
Port of Lake Charles, a Leading LNG Export Hub
The Port of Lake Charles has solidified its position as a pivotal player in the global energy market, particularly in the export of liquefied natural gas (LNG). With a strategic location and robust infrastructure, the port has become a cornerstone for energy exports, hosting several key tenants that drive its[…]
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Celebrating 99 Years of Excellence at the Port of Lake Charles
The Port of Lake Charles proudly kicks off 2025 by marking its 99th anniversary. For nearly a century, the Port has been a cornerstone of commerce and economic development in Southwest Louisiana. As we approach the significant milestone of our centennial next year, this year will be filled with reflection[…]
Calcasieu Ship Channel
Federal Funding to Bring Improvements to the Calcasieu Ship Channel
Louisiana ports, including the Port of Lake Charles, and waterways received a major boost in 2024 through the passage of the federal Water Resources Development Act, marking a significant win for the region’s water resources infrastructure. This legislation includes provisions aimed at enhancing flood protection for coastal communities and strengthening[…]
Calcasieu Channel with cargo ship navigating at the Port of Lake Charles
Navigating the Calcasieu Ship Channel
The Calcasieu Ship Channel is a vital waterway for commerce, expertly designed to accommodate a wide range of vessels. Deep-draft ships, barges and tankers regularly navigate this channel, benefiting from its capacity to handle substantial inbound and outbound traffic. This versatility makes the Channel a critical link in the supply[…]
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