INSIDE THIS EDITION hVandeventer Black Has Long History (2) hAmerica Builds amp Repairs Great Ships (3) hCapes Shipping Celebrates 60th (3)

hUniversal Leaf Celebrates 100th (3) hA Vision for Cheaper Cleaner Safer Shipping (4)

hVMA Scholarship Awarded (7) hVMA2020 - Did You Know (7)

LNG amp THE FUTURE OF VESSEL FUEL

Continue Reading on Page 3

David Stalfort introduces compliances options for the new regulations coming in 2020

NORFOLK | With the International Maritime Organizationrsquos sulfur emissions cap approaching in 2020 vessel operators around the world are exploring different options to comply with the imminent regulations One of the fuel options liquefied natural gas (LNG) is already being utilized domestically and abroad to fuel purpose-built vessels and those beginning to convert their fuel systems away from fuels with a higher sulfur content Over the last several years the emergence of domestic gas supply fields in the United States has also helped fuel the demand for LNG infrastructure relating to bunkering operations

Virginiarsquos ports host robust commercial shallow-draft and deep-draft fleets and the Virginia Maritime Association (VMA) spearheaded an effort to ensure that our vessels will have access to compliant fuels in the near future On November 15th 2018 the VMA hosted a roundtable forum on the future of emissions compliance regulations and the use of LNG as a compliant fuel option for vessels calling on our port

Industry experts from ABS Group SEALNG and the US Coast Guardrsquos Gas Carrier National Center of Expertise gave presentations on a wide range of LNG-related topics such as 2020 emissions regulations compliance options and regulatory oversight

With over 40 participants attending either in-person or via conference line the event attracted a wide range of regional industry players including gas suppliers vessel

NEW INNOVATION HUB FOR PORT LOGISTICS amp MORE

NORFOLK | During the Virginia Maritime Associationrsquos Membership Briefing on October 25 2018 Dr Larry ldquoChiprdquo Filer Associate Vice President for Entrepreneurship and Economic Development at Old Dominion University introduced the Port Distribution and Logistics Innovation Hub

The Innovation Hub will offer a neutral space where startups existing companies and university research labs can find solutions to pressing issues in the maritime industry It is modeled on other successful hubs and accelerators from around the globe such as The Dock in Israel Startup Wharf in England Ze Box in France Port XL in the Netherlands MGTIC in New YorkNew Jersey and Blue Economy in California

The idea for the hub began in the spring of 2018 during a discussion between representatives of ODU and the Virginia Maritime Association both groups agreeing that such a hub could strengthen commerce through Virginiarsquos ports

ldquoWater is our brand we need to embrace it as a regionrdquo Dr Filer said ldquoWe envision the hub being a Commonwealth-wide effortrdquo

The search for an Executive Director will begin in January 2019 to be in place by May when the physical location should be open (see rendering above)

ldquoThe VMA plans to fully support the innovation hubrdquo said David White Executive Vice President of the VMA ldquoOur industries can truly benefit from the solutions that we know will emerge from itrdquo

1

ldquoThe Voice of Port IndustriesrdquoVolume 82 No 11 November 2018

OFFICERSChairman of the BoardRaymond A Newlon

PresidentScott Wheeler

Vice PresidentsMichael W Coleman George BrownRolf A Williams

Executive Vice President amp Secretary David C White

Treasurer Judy M Barrett

Assistant Treasurer Keith Helton

STAFFVice President of Communications amp Membership Ashley K McLeod

Vice President of Finances amp Administration Sam Davis

Vice President of Industry amp Government Affairs Will Fediw

Director of External Affairs Arthur W Moye Jr

Event Manager amp Accounting Assistant Jennifer N Parham

Executive Assistant Jennifer S Deason

Marketing Coordinator Laura V Bird

Membership amp Publications Coordinator Susan N Wisniewski

The MARITIME BULLETIN is provided through membership

Follow Us on Social MediaVAmaritime

Contact lauravamaritimecom to Advertise in the Next Bulletin

wwwVAmaritimecomVMA2020

Join Us As A Sponsor Contact AshleyVAmaritimecom

2

VANDEVENTER BLACK LLP HAS LONG HISTORY MANY YEARS OF SUCCESS AT PORT OF VIRGINIAVandeventer Black LLP which celebrates its 135th anniversary in 2018 has played an integral role at the Port of Virginia and within the maritime community for much of its history Its attorneys have represented maritime businesses in this community since the 1880s and have played significant roles in each stage of port development

They were significantly involved in the establishment of the first Virginia container terminals representing Marine Terminals Inc the predecessor to Virginia International Terminals from its inception in the 1960s and were heavily engaged in both the unification of the port in the 1970s and the efforts to prevent privatization in recent years

Vandeventer Blackrsquos existence and growth however have been broadly intertwined with all of the port communityrsquos businesses Its attorneys have provided advice and represented businesses in every area of the maritime business freight forwarders ship agents terminals pilots tugboat companies shippers consignees cargo importers exporters dredging companies marine construction companies shipyards maritime industry associations ship repair companies container leasing companies ship owners ship purchasers ship charterers mariners and industry groups such as Hampton Roads Shipping Association and Virginia Maritime Association

Vandeventer Black LLP recognizes the value of the port to our community and at the same time the importance of the Virginia Maritime Association as the organization that connects all port-related businesses

Thatrsquos why it is proud to be the Presenting Sponsor of the 2020 celebration making a generous $25000 commitment to the centennial celebration that culminates in May 2020

ldquoThe VMA is the glue that brings everyone togetherrdquo says Mike Sterling managing partner at Vandeventer Black LLP ldquoOur port is a tremendous resource and all businesses connected to the maritime industry must support itrdquo

Mark Coberly a partner at the firm agrees ldquoThe VMA is the primary advocate for the public on all issues related to the port And we recognize the VMA also fights for companies far beyond cargo and ship repair including law firms and banksrdquo

As well Coberly understands the 2020 sponsorship gives Vandeventer Black nearly two years of additional marketing exposure The VMA will promote 2020 sponsors on social media and other marketing channels and target the message at port-related businesses in Hampton Roads and along the East Coast

ldquoWe see the 2020 campaign as a chance to grow our brand as a premier maritime law firmrdquo says Coberly ldquoAnd wersquore proud to help the VMA kick off the next 100 years of serving Virginians connected to the port industryrdquo

OFFICERSChairman of the BoardRaymond A Newlon

PresidentScott Wheeler

Vice PresidentsMichael W Coleman George BrownRolf A Williams

Executive Vice President amp Secretary David C White

Treasurer Judy M Barrett

Assistant Treasurer Keith Helton

STAFFVice President of Communications amp Membership Ashley K McLeod

Vice President of Finances amp Administration Sam Davis

Vice President of Industry amp Government Affairs Will Fediw

Director of External Affairs Arthur W Moye Jr

Event Manager amp Accounting Assistant Jennifer N Parham

Executive Assistant Jennifer S Deason

Marketing Coordinator Laura V Bird

Membership amp Publications Coordinator Susan N Wisniewski

The MARITIME BULLETIN is provided through membership

Follow Us on Social MediaVAmaritime

Contact lauravamaritimecom to Advertise in the Next Bulletin

wwwVAmaritimecomVMA2020

Join Us As A Sponsor Contact AshleyVAmaritimecom

2

VANDEVENTER BLACK LLP HAS LONG HISTORY MANY YEARS OF SUCCESS AT PORT OF VIRGINIAVandeventer Black LLP which celebrates its 135th anniversary in 2018 has played an integral role at the Port of Virginia and within the maritime community for much of its history Its attorneys have represented maritime businesses in this community since the 1880s and have played significant roles in each stage of port development

They were significantly involved in the establishment of the first Virginia container terminals representing Marine Terminals Inc the predecessor to Virginia International Terminals from its inception in the 1960s and were heavily engaged in both the unification of the port in the 1970s and the efforts to prevent privatization in recent years

Vandeventer Blackrsquos existence and growth however have been broadly intertwined with all of the port communityrsquos businesses Its attorneys have provided advice and represented businesses in every area of the maritime business freight forwarders ship agents terminals pilots tugboat companies shippers consignees cargo importers exporters dredging companies marine construction companies shipyards maritime industry associations ship repair companies container leasing companies ship owners ship purchasers ship charterers mariners and industry groups such as Hampton Roads Shipping Association and Virginia Maritime Association

Vandeventer Black LLP recognizes the value of the port to our community and at the same time the importance of the Virginia Maritime Association as the organization that connects all port-related businesses

Thatrsquos why it is proud to be the Presenting Sponsor of the 2020 celebration making a generous $25000 commitment to the centennial celebration that culminates in May 2020

ldquoThe VMA is the glue that brings everyone togetherrdquo says Mike Sterling managing partner at Vandeventer Black LLP ldquoOur port is a tremendous resource and all businesses connected to the maritime industry must support itrdquo

Mark Coberly a partner at the firm agrees ldquoThe VMA is the primary advocate for the public on all issues related to the port And we recognize the VMA also fights for companies far beyond cargo and ship repair including law firms and banksrdquo

As well Coberly understands the 2020 sponsorship gives Vandeventer Black nearly two years of additional marketing exposure The VMA will promote 2020 sponsors on social media and other marketing channels and target the message at port-related businesses in Hampton Roads and along the East Coast

ldquoWe see the 2020 campaign as a chance to grow our brand as a premier maritime law firmrdquo says Coberly ldquoAnd wersquore proud to help the VMA kick off the next 100 years of serving Virginians connected to the port industryrdquo

LNG ROUNDTABLE (CONT)

CAPES SHIPPING CELEBRATES 60TH

2018 marks Capes Shipping Agenciesrsquo 60th year of service to customers and others in the maritime community The company was founded in 1958 by Captain Rolando Perasso as a full-service ship agency and bulk forwarder based in Norfolk Virginia with a focus on the Italian coal trade Capes has since expanded and now serves a wide range of ports cargo types and vessel interests

In January 2004 Capes was acquired by CV International Inc a family-owned and operated global logistics company headquartered in Norfolk Virginia promising a continued tradition of quality service professionalism and integrity Both CVI and Capes are member organizations of the Virginia Maritime Association

ldquoI am proud to be a part of the Capes Shipping Agencies organizationrdquo said Steve Hagen Vice President amp General Manager at Capes Shipping ldquoand to be working with a dedicated team of maritime professionals as we carry forward our long-standing traditions while evolving to meet client needs and the challenges of the futurerdquo

UNIVERSAL LEAF CELEBRATES 100TH

AMERICA BUILDS amp REPAIRS GREAT SHIPS

operators consultants regulators and technology providers

ldquoEarly adopters are paving the way for those considering LNG as an optionrdquo stated David Stalfort of ABS Group ldquoIt behooves everyone to start planningrdquo

The two-and-a-half hour roundtable addressed regional planning operational feasibility and the market opportunity

ldquoLNG bunkering is coming LNG-fueled vessels are comingrdquo said LCDR Dallas Smith with the US Coast Guardrsquos Gas Carrier National Center of Expertise ldquoThe question is will it come to Hampton Roadsrdquo

The roundtable concluded with the mandate to commission a working group to further explore and define the regional needs and potential opportunities for developing LNG bunkering infrastructure within our port

ldquoThe road from concept to operation is quite extensive but it always begins with a conversationrdquo said Will Fediw Vice President of Industry amp Government Affairs at the VMA ldquoThatrsquos what we intended to accomplish with the LNG Roundtablerdquo

For more information on the LNG Roundtable and future discussions please contact Will Fediw at willvamaritimecom

NEWPORT NEWS | Considering the regional impact as the Navy expands its fleet over the next 10-15 years Newport News Shipbuilding realized that local businesses would be drawing from the same workforce as its suppliers and neighboring shipyards Rather than compete the company proposed ldquoAmerican Builds amp Repairs Great Shipsrdquo an alliance between ship repairers workforce suppliers state and local government and other related parties to find a way to get enough employees needed for all the regionrsquos industry businesses

ldquoThis is a not a Newport News Shipbuilding initiative it is for our community our customers the Navy and for industry collaboratorsrdquo explained Dr Keisha Pexton Director of Learning amp Development at Newport News Shipbuilding ldquoThis must be a regional effortrdquo

An advisory council of several committed industry representatives is currently being established to provide collaborative input into the design of a new regional workforce development model The councils first objective will be to identify a program manager who will be able to map out the infrastructure and execution The effort will address preparing the workforce pipeline training programs and drawing the necessary workers to the region

For more information abrgshii-nnscom

A N N I V E R S A R Y

1 9 5 8 - 2 0 1 8

Y E A R

George C Freeman Chairman president and Chief Executive Officer for Universal Corporation displays proclamation received from Richmond City Mayor Levar Stoney and Councilwoman Kristen Larson The proclamation celebrates the 100th anniversary of Universal Leaf Tobacco Co Inc The company conducts business in over 30 countries on five continents and has more than 24000 employees

3

NORFOLK | In August local student Dakota Bitterman 10 was announced as a finalist in the North American Marine Environment Protection Association (NAMEPA) Art Contest for the second year in a row In recognition of her accomplishment the Virginia Maritime Association (VMA) invited Dakota her parents Cori and John Bitterman her 5th grade teacher James Kantowski and Principal Tracy Cioppa to a small celebration with VMA and Coast Guard representatives

ldquoThe VMA feels it is important to recognize the importance of the maritime industry within our communityrdquo said David White Executive Vice President of the VMA ldquoThe NAMEPA art contest helps brings important issues to the table related to shipping and the environment We are proud to know that Dakota as a local finalist in a national art contest was able to showcase the impact of our shipping industry on the worldrdquo

Dakota was a finalist in 2018 for her interpretation of the theme ldquoBetter Shipping for a Better Futurerdquo and previously in 2017 for her piece based on ldquoConnecting Ships Ports and Peoplerdquo

ldquoLast year I chose to draw a mermaid because I really love mermaids and Norfolk is the city of mermaids so what a perfect combinationrdquo Dakota explained ldquoThe mermaid holding up the globe represents how important the port of Norfolk is to the worldrdquo

Her 2018 artwork features a larger container vessel with sails double propellers and solar panels

ldquoI drew a larger ship so that it could hold more containers meaning

A VISION FOR CHEAPER CLEANER SAFER SHIPPINGless ships in the water I added more eco-friendly features to the ship such as sails for wind power solar panels less dragging paint and double propellersrdquo Dakota explainedldquoWe need the shipping industry but also a cleaner environmentrdquo

She titled the 2018 piece ldquoCheaper Cleaner Saferrdquo inspired by the slogan for the ldquoWider Deeper Saferrdquo project aiming to widen and deepen Virginia waters accommodating for the new era of larger ships Dakota learned about the project from her father who works in the Coast Guard He was also able to provide her the opportunity to tour vessels giving her a better understanding of how the ships work

Dakota discovered the contest through the Coast Guardrsquos information network and received support from her school to pursue the competition

ldquoThis type of contest could definitely fit in with our curriculumrdquo James Kantowski said

NAMEPA began the contest nine years ago partnering with the US Coast Guard

for the past six through the USCGrsquos Partnership in Education Program According to NAMEPA the goal of the competition is ldquoto share the integral role that ships play in ensuring that shipping remains the most environmentally friendly way to transport goods across the world and how shipping is evolving to lessen environmental impactsrdquo

ldquoArt contests like this are not about winning for merdquo Dakota said ldquobut about doing it and having fun

From Left James Kantowski (5th Grade Teacher) Samson Stevens (Deputy Commander of the Port) Ashley McLeod (VMA) David White (VMA) Cori Bitterman Dakota Bitterman John Bitterman Tracy Cioppa (Principal) and IT1 Andrew Livingston (USCG Partnership in Education Volunteer)

201720184

PORT STATISTIC

S | OC

TOB

ER 20

18

DISTRIBUTION OF COAL DUMPINGS

CUSTOMS RECEIPTS - VA CUSTOMS DISTRICT

VESSELS BY TYPE

Source US Customs and Border Protection

PORT OF HAMPTON ROADS TEUrsquoS

Source Virginia Port Authority

Oct-18 YTD-18 Oct-17 YTD-17

Arrive Sail Arrive Sail Arrive Sail Arrive Sail

BULK

American 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Foreign 15 14 156 146 19 18 149 131

Total 15 14 156 146 19 18 149 131

COAL

American 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Foreign 47 44 466 456 41 37 363 378

Total 47 44 466 456 41 37 363 378

CONTAINER

American 16 16 158 162 18 19 161 166

Foreign 116 110 1108 1080 126 118 1149 1130

Total 132 126 1266 1242 144 137 1310 1296

GENERAL

American 1 2 8 8 0 0 3 2

Foreign 9 9 90 88 9 8 81 88

Total 10 11 98 96 9 8 84 90

PASSENGER

American 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Foreign 4 4 8 8 9 9 21 22

Total 4 4 8 8 9 9 21 22

RORO

American 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 2

Foreign 8 8 94 93 9 8 105 104

Total 8 8 94 94 9 8 106 106

TANKER

American 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1

Foreign 5 5 78 79 7 9 90 93

Total 5 5 79 80 7 10 90 94

AMERICAN 17 18 167 172 18 20 165 171

FOREIGN 204 194 2000 1950 220 207 1958 1946

TOTAL 221 212 2167 2122 238 227 2123 2117

Sep-2018 9 month 2018

2018 221355 2104362

2017 237816 2097433

Sep-2018 9 month 2018 Sep-2017 9 month 2017

Hampton Roads

$83374107 $598852407 62089481 $467804373

Other VA $3877085 $32922082 4855940 $161775835

Total $87251192 $631774489 $66945421 $629580208

Oct-2018 10 month 2018 Oct-2017 10 month 2017

TOTAL 3707983 36377579 3084164 29074490

NS 1234888 14734248 1320048 12277468

Pier IX 1015294 8333127 513477 6752506

DTA 1457801 13310204 1250639 10044517

HAMPTON ROADS REGION (IN NET TONS OF 2000LBS)

Source Hampton Roads Coal Piers

bull Stationarybull Note padsbull Postcardsbull Flyersbull Brochures

bull Presentation foldersbull Booklets amp magazinesbull Books (Spiral bound amp perfect bound)bull Direct mailers

bull Large formatbull Magnetsbull Stickersbull Business cards

bull Promo itemsbull Custom die cutsbull Foil letteringbull Embossing

(757) 4363331 | 931 Ventures Way Chesapeake VA 23320

YOUR FULL-SERVICE COMMERCIAL PRINTER

2500000

3000000

3500000

4000000

4500000

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Total Coal Dumpings - YTD 2017 2018

180000

190000

200000

210000

220000

230000

240000

250000

260000

270000

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Total TEUs - YTD 2017 2018

THIS BULLETIN REACHESOver 1000 Industry ProfessionalsEconomic Development Groups and Businesses throughout Virginia

TAKE ADVANTAGE amp ADVERTISE

757-628-2667 lauravamarimecom

5

ASSOCIATION IN ACTION

COMMITTEE UPDATES

After years of diligent advocacy on October 23rd President Trump signed the Americanrsquos Water Infrastructure Act of 2018 which included the authorization for the deepening of the Thimble Shoals Channel to 56 feet and the Atlantic Ocean Channel to a depth of 59 feet Additionally this act authorizes the widening of the Thimble Shoals Channel to 1400 feet allowing for two-way traffic and accommodating ultra-large container vessels These exceed the existing authorizations to dredge the Norfolk and Newport News channels to 55 feet

Throughout the month VMA continued with ongoing advocacy efforts with state officials that included a port tour for the Virginia Secretary of Commerce amp Trade Brian Ball and meetings with members of the General Assembly to educate them about the direction and needs of our industry

During October VMA sponsored multiple events in promotion of Virginiarsquos ports and supply chain These included the 92nd

Annual International Propeller Club Convention the Virginia Conference on World Trade and the 2nd Port Day at Old Dominion University Monarchrsquos Football

Other activities in promotion of VMA members and our industry included presentations and meetings with the Virginia Railroad Association and a delegation from the Philippines which included the Ambassador to the Philippines

The City of Norfolk Mayorrsquos Advisory Commission on Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation met again October 22 with VMA represented on its transportation work group The primary objectives of the Commission are to (1) measure City derived greenhouse gas emissions (2) create targets to reduce emissions and (3) establish a plan for mitigation and adaptation

Richmond | Central Chapter hellipThe Central Chapter held a Maritime Mixer on November 1st as well as a November 19th meeting In addition to participating in VMA events during General Assembly a briefing is being planned for February on the topic of trucking and the chapter will host a State of the Port address in April

Winchester |Valley Logistics ChapterhellipThe Valley Chapter will host a holiday reception on December 5th for industry and regional officials Preparations are being made for the April State of the Port address as well as a follow-up briefing on foreign trade zones date to be confirmed

Danville | Southern ChapterhellipJanuary 22nd is the tentative date for the next meeting based on speaker availability Preparations for a transportation forum and reception are being made for early spring as well as a joint event with the North Carolina World Trade Association

Please Visit wwwVAmaritimecomRegionalChapters for updates on meetings

CHAPTER UPDATES

FINANCE (Oct 3) The committee reviewed VMArsquos financials and 2018 fiscal year year-to-date and year-end projections performance against budget Concerning VMArsquos 2019 fiscal year beginning October 1 2018 the committee considered and reached agreement on a budget which was recommended for approval to the Executive Committee

MEMBERSHIP (Oct 9) The committee reviewed progress against its goals and objectives under the VMA Strategic Plan The committee then considered and updated the branding and marketing for VMArsquos regional chapters before reviewing and considering new applications for membership

COMMUNICATIONS amp OUTREACH (Oct 9) The meeting was focused on a review and discussion of issues that may require legislation during the 2019 General Assembly The committee also considered ways of improving communications on legislative matters and involvement with other VMA committees

TOWING amp BARGE OPERATORS (Oct 10) After covering the regular topics reviews about vessel inspections and bridge operations the meeting agenda focused on a discussion of Hurricane Florence and heavy weather planning The committee also discussed updates with regard to regulations under Subchapter ldquoMrdquo

INTERNATIONAL TRADE SYMPOSIUM (Oct 26) The 2019 symposium on May 9 will have the theme ldquoIn Search of Stabilityrdquo The committee discussed potential subject topics such as tariff impacts disruptive technologies and demurrage amp detention Format changes are also under consideration by the committee

6

NORFOLK | In August local student Dakota Bitterman 10 was announced as a finalist in the North American Marine Environment Protection Association (NAMEPA) Art Contest for the second year in a row In recognition of her accomplishment the Virginia Maritime Association (VMA) invited Dakota her parents Cori and John Bitterman her 5th grade teacher James Kantowski and Principal Tracy Cioppa to a small celebration with VMA and Coast Guard representatives

ldquoThe VMA feels it is important to recognize the importance of the maritime industry within our communityrdquo said David White Executive Vice President of the VMA ldquoThe NAMEPA art contest helps brings important issues to the table related to shipping and the environment We are proud to know that Dakota as a local finalist in a national art contest was able to showcase the impact of our shipping industry on the worldrdquo

Dakota was a finalist in 2018 for her interpretation of the theme ldquoBetter Shipping for a Better Futurerdquo and previously in 2017 for her piece based on ldquoConnecting Ships Ports and Peoplerdquo

ldquoLast year I chose to draw a mermaid because I really love mermaids and Norfolk is the city of mermaids so what a perfect combinationrdquo Dakota explained ldquoThe mermaid holding up the globe represents how important the port of Norfolk is to the worldrdquo

Her 2018 artwork features a larger container vessel with sails double propellers and solar panels

ldquoI drew a larger ship so that it could hold more containers meaning

A VISION FOR CHEAPER CLEANER SAFER SHIPPINGless ships in the water I added more eco-friendly features to the ship such as sails for wind power solar panels less dragging paint and double propellersrdquo Dakota explainedldquoWe need the shipping industry but also a cleaner environmentrdquo

She titled the 2018 piece ldquoCheaper Cleaner Saferrdquo inspired by the slogan for the ldquoWider Deeper Saferrdquo project aiming to widen and deepen Virginia waters accommodating for the new era of larger ships Dakota learned about the project from her father who works in the Coast Guard He was also able to provide her the opportunity to tour vessels giving her a better understanding of how the ships work

Dakota discovered the contest through the Coast Guardrsquos information network and received support from her school to pursue the competition

ldquoThis type of contest could definitely fit in with our curriculumrdquo James Kantowski said

NAMEPA began the contest nine years ago partnering with the US Coast Guard

for the past six through the USCGrsquos Partnership in Education Program According to NAMEPA the goal of the competition is ldquoto share the integral role that ships play in ensuring that shipping remains the most environmentally friendly way to transport goods across the world and how shipping is evolving to lessen environmental impactsrdquo

ldquoArt contests like this are not about winning for merdquo Dakota said ldquobut about doing it and having fun

From Left James Kantowski (5th Grade Teacher) Samson Stevens (Deputy Commander of the Port) Ashley McLeod (VMA) David White (VMA) Cori Bitterman Dakota Bitterman John Bitterman Tracy Cioppa (Principal) and IT1 Andrew Livingston (USCG Partnership in Education Volunteer)

201720184

PORT STATISTIC

S | OC

TOB

ER 20

18

DISTRIBUTION OF COAL DUMPINGS

CUSTOMS RECEIPTS - VA CUSTOMS DISTRICT

VESSELS BY TYPE

Source US Customs and Border Protection

PORT OF HAMPTON ROADS TEUrsquoS

Source Virginia Port Authority

Oct-18 YTD-18 Oct-17 YTD-17

Arrive Sail Arrive Sail Arrive Sail Arrive Sail

BULK

American 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Foreign 15 14 156 146 19 18 149 131

Total 15 14 156 146 19 18 149 131

COAL

American 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Foreign 47 44 466 456 41 37 363 378

Total 47 44 466 456 41 37 363 378

CONTAINER

American 16 16 158 162 18 19 161 166

Foreign 116 110 1108 1080 126 118 1149 1130

Total 132 126 1266 1242 144 137 1310 1296

GENERAL

American 1 2 8 8 0 0 3 2

Foreign 9 9 90 88 9 8 81 88

Total 10 11 98 96 9 8 84 90

PASSENGER

American 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Foreign 4 4 8 8 9 9 21 22

Total 4 4 8 8 9 9 21 22

RORO

American 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 2

Foreign 8 8 94 93 9 8 105 104

Total 8 8 94 94 9 8 106 106

TANKER

American 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1

Foreign 5 5 78 79 7 9 90 93

Total 5 5 79 80 7 10 90 94

AMERICAN 17 18 167 172 18 20 165 171

FOREIGN 204 194 2000 1950 220 207 1958 1946

TOTAL 221 212 2167 2122 238 227 2123 2117

Sep-2018 9 month 2018

2018 221355 2104362

2017 237816 2097433

Sep-2018 9 month 2018 Sep-2017 9 month 2017

Hampton Roads

$83374107 $598852407 62089481 $467804373

Other VA $3877085 $32922082 4855940 $161775835

Total $87251192 $631774489 $66945421 $629580208

Oct-2018 10 month 2018 Oct-2017 10 month 2017

TOTAL 3707983 36377579 3084164 29074490

NS 1234888 14734248 1320048 12277468

Pier IX 1015294 8333127 513477 6752506

DTA 1457801 13310204 1250639 10044517

HAMPTON ROADS REGION (IN NET TONS OF 2000LBS)

Source Hampton Roads Coal Piers

bull Stationarybull Note padsbull Postcardsbull Flyersbull Brochures

bull Presentation foldersbull Booklets amp magazinesbull Books (Spiral bound amp perfect bound)bull Direct mailers

bull Large formatbull Magnetsbull Stickersbull Business cards

bull Promo itemsbull Custom die cutsbull Foil letteringbull Embossing

(757) 4363331 | 931 Ventures Way Chesapeake VA 23320

YOUR FULL-SERVICE COMMERCIAL PRINTER

2500000

3000000

3500000

4000000

4500000

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Total Coal Dumpings - YTD 2017 2018

180000

190000

200000

210000

220000

230000

240000

250000

260000

270000

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Total TEUs - YTD 2017 2018

THIS BULLETIN REACHESOver 1000 Industry ProfessionalsEconomic Development Groups and Businesses throughout Virginia

TAKE ADVANTAGE amp ADVERTISE

757-628-2667 lauravamarimecom

5

ASSOCIATION IN ACTION

COMMITTEE UPDATES

After years of diligent advocacy on October 23rd President Trump signed the Americanrsquos Water Infrastructure Act of 2018 which included the authorization for the deepening of the Thimble Shoals Channel to 56 feet and the Atlantic Ocean Channel to a depth of 59 feet Additionally this act authorizes the widening of the Thimble Shoals Channel to 1400 feet allowing for two-way traffic and accommodating ultra-large container vessels These exceed the existing authorizations to dredge the Norfolk and Newport News channels to 55 feet

Throughout the month VMA continued with ongoing advocacy efforts with state officials that included a port tour for the Virginia Secretary of Commerce amp Trade Brian Ball and meetings with members of the General Assembly to educate them about the direction and needs of our industry

During October VMA sponsored multiple events in promotion of Virginiarsquos ports and supply chain These included the 92nd

Annual International Propeller Club Convention the Virginia Conference on World Trade and the 2nd Port Day at Old Dominion University Monarchrsquos Football

Other activities in promotion of VMA members and our industry included presentations and meetings with the Virginia Railroad Association and a delegation from the Philippines which included the Ambassador to the Philippines

The City of Norfolk Mayorrsquos Advisory Commission on Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation met again October 22 with VMA represented on its transportation work group The primary objectives of the Commission are to (1) measure City derived greenhouse gas emissions (2) create targets to reduce emissions and (3) establish a plan for mitigation and adaptation

Richmond | Central Chapter hellipThe Central Chapter held a Maritime Mixer on November 1st as well as a November 19th meeting In addition to participating in VMA events during General Assembly a briefing is being planned for February on the topic of trucking and the chapter will host a State of the Port address in April

Winchester |Valley Logistics ChapterhellipThe Valley Chapter will host a holiday reception on December 5th for industry and regional officials Preparations are being made for the April State of the Port address as well as a follow-up briefing on foreign trade zones date to be confirmed

Danville | Southern ChapterhellipJanuary 22nd is the tentative date for the next meeting based on speaker availability Preparations for a transportation forum and reception are being made for early spring as well as a joint event with the North Carolina World Trade Association

Please Visit wwwVAmaritimecomRegionalChapters for updates on meetings

CHAPTER UPDATES

FINANCE (Oct 3) The committee reviewed VMArsquos financials and 2018 fiscal year year-to-date and year-end projections performance against budget Concerning VMArsquos 2019 fiscal year beginning October 1 2018 the committee considered and reached agreement on a budget which was recommended for approval to the Executive Committee

MEMBERSHIP (Oct 9) The committee reviewed progress against its goals and objectives under the VMA Strategic Plan The committee then considered and updated the branding and marketing for VMArsquos regional chapters before reviewing and considering new applications for membership

COMMUNICATIONS amp OUTREACH (Oct 9) The meeting was focused on a review and discussion of issues that may require legislation during the 2019 General Assembly The committee also considered ways of improving communications on legislative matters and involvement with other VMA committees

TOWING amp BARGE OPERATORS (Oct 10) After covering the regular topics reviews about vessel inspections and bridge operations the meeting agenda focused on a discussion of Hurricane Florence and heavy weather planning The committee also discussed updates with regard to regulations under Subchapter ldquoMrdquo

INTERNATIONAL TRADE SYMPOSIUM (Oct 26) The 2019 symposium on May 9 will have the theme ldquoIn Search of Stabilityrdquo The committee discussed potential subject topics such as tariff impacts disruptive technologies and demurrage amp detention Format changes are also under consideration by the committee

6

PORT STATISTIC

S | OC

TOB

ER 20

18

DISTRIBUTION OF COAL DUMPINGS

CUSTOMS RECEIPTS - VA CUSTOMS DISTRICT

VESSELS BY TYPE

Source US Customs and Border Protection

PORT OF HAMPTON ROADS TEUrsquoS

Source Virginia Port Authority

Oct-18 YTD-18 Oct-17 YTD-17

Arrive Sail Arrive Sail Arrive Sail Arrive Sail

BULK

American 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Foreign 15 14 156 146 19 18 149 131

Total 15 14 156 146 19 18 149 131

COAL

American 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Foreign 47 44 466 456 41 37 363 378

Total 47 44 466 456 41 37 363 378

CONTAINER

American 16 16 158 162 18 19 161 166

Foreign 116 110 1108 1080 126 118 1149 1130

Total 132 126 1266 1242 144 137 1310 1296

GENERAL

American 1 2 8 8 0 0 3 2

Foreign 9 9 90 88 9 8 81 88

Total 10 11 98 96 9 8 84 90

PASSENGER

American 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Foreign 4 4 8 8 9 9 21 22

Total 4 4 8 8 9 9 21 22

RORO

American 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 2

Foreign 8 8 94 93 9 8 105 104

Total 8 8 94 94 9 8 106 106

TANKER

American 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1

Foreign 5 5 78 79 7 9 90 93

Total 5 5 79 80 7 10 90 94

AMERICAN 17 18 167 172 18 20 165 171

FOREIGN 204 194 2000 1950 220 207 1958 1946

TOTAL 221 212 2167 2122 238 227 2123 2117

Sep-2018 9 month 2018

2018 221355 2104362

2017 237816 2097433

Sep-2018 9 month 2018 Sep-2017 9 month 2017

Hampton Roads

$83374107 $598852407 62089481 $467804373

Other VA $3877085 $32922082 4855940 $161775835

Total $87251192 $631774489 $66945421 $629580208

Oct-2018 10 month 2018 Oct-2017 10 month 2017

TOTAL 3707983 36377579 3084164 29074490

NS 1234888 14734248 1320048 12277468

Pier IX 1015294 8333127 513477 6752506

DTA 1457801 13310204 1250639 10044517

HAMPTON ROADS REGION (IN NET TONS OF 2000LBS)

Source Hampton Roads Coal Piers

bull Stationarybull Note padsbull Postcardsbull Flyersbull Brochures

bull Presentation foldersbull Booklets amp magazinesbull Books (Spiral bound amp perfect bound)bull Direct mailers

bull Large formatbull Magnetsbull Stickersbull Business cards

bull Promo itemsbull Custom die cutsbull Foil letteringbull Embossing

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YOUR FULL-SERVICE COMMERCIAL PRINTER

2500000

3000000

3500000

4000000

4500000

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Total Coal Dumpings - YTD 2017 2018

180000

190000

200000

210000

220000

230000

240000

250000

260000

270000

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Total TEUs - YTD 2017 2018

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ASSOCIATION IN ACTION

COMMITTEE UPDATES

After years of diligent advocacy on October 23rd President Trump signed the Americanrsquos Water Infrastructure Act of 2018 which included the authorization for the deepening of the Thimble Shoals Channel to 56 feet and the Atlantic Ocean Channel to a depth of 59 feet Additionally this act authorizes the widening of the Thimble Shoals Channel to 1400 feet allowing for two-way traffic and accommodating ultra-large container vessels These exceed the existing authorizations to dredge the Norfolk and Newport News channels to 55 feet

Throughout the month VMA continued with ongoing advocacy efforts with state officials that included a port tour for the Virginia Secretary of Commerce amp Trade Brian Ball and meetings with members of the General Assembly to educate them about the direction and needs of our industry

During October VMA sponsored multiple events in promotion of Virginiarsquos ports and supply chain These included the 92nd

Annual International Propeller Club Convention the Virginia Conference on World Trade and the 2nd Port Day at Old Dominion University Monarchrsquos Football

Other activities in promotion of VMA members and our industry included presentations and meetings with the Virginia Railroad Association and a delegation from the Philippines which included the Ambassador to the Philippines

The City of Norfolk Mayorrsquos Advisory Commission on Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation met again October 22 with VMA represented on its transportation work group The primary objectives of the Commission are to (1) measure City derived greenhouse gas emissions (2) create targets to reduce emissions and (3) establish a plan for mitigation and adaptation

Richmond | Central Chapter hellipThe Central Chapter held a Maritime Mixer on November 1st as well as a November 19th meeting In addition to participating in VMA events during General Assembly a briefing is being planned for February on the topic of trucking and the chapter will host a State of the Port address in April

Winchester |Valley Logistics ChapterhellipThe Valley Chapter will host a holiday reception on December 5th for industry and regional officials Preparations are being made for the April State of the Port address as well as a follow-up briefing on foreign trade zones date to be confirmed

Danville | Southern ChapterhellipJanuary 22nd is the tentative date for the next meeting based on speaker availability Preparations for a transportation forum and reception are being made for early spring as well as a joint event with the North Carolina World Trade Association

Please Visit wwwVAmaritimecomRegionalChapters for updates on meetings

CHAPTER UPDATES

FINANCE (Oct 3) The committee reviewed VMArsquos financials and 2018 fiscal year year-to-date and year-end projections performance against budget Concerning VMArsquos 2019 fiscal year beginning October 1 2018 the committee considered and reached agreement on a budget which was recommended for approval to the Executive Committee

MEMBERSHIP (Oct 9) The committee reviewed progress against its goals and objectives under the VMA Strategic Plan The committee then considered and updated the branding and marketing for VMArsquos regional chapters before reviewing and considering new applications for membership

COMMUNICATIONS amp OUTREACH (Oct 9) The meeting was focused on a review and discussion of issues that may require legislation during the 2019 General Assembly The committee also considered ways of improving communications on legislative matters and involvement with other VMA committees

TOWING amp BARGE OPERATORS (Oct 10) After covering the regular topics reviews about vessel inspections and bridge operations the meeting agenda focused on a discussion of Hurricane Florence and heavy weather planning The committee also discussed updates with regard to regulations under Subchapter ldquoMrdquo

INTERNATIONAL TRADE SYMPOSIUM (Oct 26) The 2019 symposium on May 9 will have the theme ldquoIn Search of Stabilityrdquo The committee discussed potential subject topics such as tariff impacts disruptive technologies and demurrage amp detention Format changes are also under consideration by the committee

6

ASSOCIATION IN ACTION

COMMITTEE UPDATES

After years of diligent advocacy on October 23rd President Trump signed the Americanrsquos Water Infrastructure Act of 2018 which included the authorization for the deepening of the Thimble Shoals Channel to 56 feet and the Atlantic Ocean Channel to a depth of 59 feet Additionally this act authorizes the widening of the Thimble Shoals Channel to 1400 feet allowing for two-way traffic and accommodating ultra-large container vessels These exceed the existing authorizations to dredge the Norfolk and Newport News channels to 55 feet

Throughout the month VMA continued with ongoing advocacy efforts with state officials that included a port tour for the Virginia Secretary of Commerce amp Trade Brian Ball and meetings with members of the General Assembly to educate them about the direction and needs of our industry

During October VMA sponsored multiple events in promotion of Virginiarsquos ports and supply chain These included the 92nd

Annual International Propeller Club Convention the Virginia Conference on World Trade and the 2nd Port Day at Old Dominion University Monarchrsquos Football

Other activities in promotion of VMA members and our industry included presentations and meetings with the Virginia Railroad Association and a delegation from the Philippines which included the Ambassador to the Philippines

The City of Norfolk Mayorrsquos Advisory Commission on Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation met again October 22 with VMA represented on its transportation work group The primary objectives of the Commission are to (1) measure City derived greenhouse gas emissions (2) create targets to reduce emissions and (3) establish a plan for mitigation and adaptation

Richmond | Central Chapter hellipThe Central Chapter held a Maritime Mixer on November 1st as well as a November 19th meeting In addition to participating in VMA events during General Assembly a briefing is being planned for February on the topic of trucking and the chapter will host a State of the Port address in April

Winchester |Valley Logistics ChapterhellipThe Valley Chapter will host a holiday reception on December 5th for industry and regional officials Preparations are being made for the April State of the Port address as well as a follow-up briefing on foreign trade zones date to be confirmed

Danville | Southern ChapterhellipJanuary 22nd is the tentative date for the next meeting based on speaker availability Preparations for a transportation forum and reception are being made for early spring as well as a joint event with the North Carolina World Trade Association

Please Visit wwwVAmaritimecomRegionalChapters for updates on meetings

CHAPTER UPDATES

FINANCE (Oct 3) The committee reviewed VMArsquos financials and 2018 fiscal year year-to-date and year-end projections performance against budget Concerning VMArsquos 2019 fiscal year beginning October 1 2018 the committee considered and reached agreement on a budget which was recommended for approval to the Executive Committee

MEMBERSHIP (Oct 9) The committee reviewed progress against its goals and objectives under the VMA Strategic Plan The committee then considered and updated the branding and marketing for VMArsquos regional chapters before reviewing and considering new applications for membership

COMMUNICATIONS amp OUTREACH (Oct 9) The meeting was focused on a review and discussion of issues that may require legislation during the 2019 General Assembly The committee also considered ways of improving communications on legislative matters and involvement with other VMA committees

TOWING amp BARGE OPERATORS (Oct 10) After covering the regular topics reviews about vessel inspections and bridge operations the meeting agenda focused on a discussion of Hurricane Florence and heavy weather planning The committee also discussed updates with regard to regulations under Subchapter ldquoMrdquo

INTERNATIONAL TRADE SYMPOSIUM (Oct 26) The 2019 symposium on May 9 will have the theme ldquoIn Search of Stabilityrdquo The committee discussed potential subject topics such as tariff impacts disruptive technologies and demurrage amp detention Format changes are also under consideration by the committee

6

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hAmanda A Robinson Marine Personnel Manager Future Leader (917) 548 2162 aahlemeymcallistertowingcom

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T PARKER HOST Steamship Owners Agents Operators150 W Main Street Suite 1600Norfolk VA 23510wwwtparkerhostcom

hWilliam S Davis Vice President of Customer Development (765) 627 6286 williamdavistparkerhostcom

DID YOU KNOW

h Quote from 1956 Annual ldquoThis was a banner year Never before in the long history of the port has there been as much business as many ports as many new and expanded facilities and services as many ships loading and unloading or sailing to as many ports as many people earning a living on maritime activities nor understanding of the value of the port to the community and the Staterdquo

h In 1957 operation began for the $65 million Craney Island Disposal area (initiated and sponsored by the HRMA now known as VMA)

PARTICIPATE IN THE HISTORIC CELEBRATION

AS A SPONSOR ASHLEYVAMARITIMECOM

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VMA SCHOLARSHIP AWARDEDThis year the Virginia Maritime AssociationCarter T Gunn Memorial Scholarship (established in 1980) went to Jake Young a senior at Old Dominion University who majors in Maritime amp Supply Chain Management and minors in Marketing

ldquoReceiving this scholarship has provided me the opportunity to place more focus on my courseworkrdquo Jake said ldquoMy coursework has aided in showing me the great importance of the maritime industry and has afforded me the opportunity to experience real world applications of classroom knowledge

ldquoI cannot thank the Virginia Maritime Association enough for this scholarship and admire their contributions to education I hope that someday I will be able to assist in helping students further their education like the VMA has donerdquo

Jake Young recipient of the Carter T Gunn Memorial Scholarship established by the Virginia Maritime Association

7

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THE VIRGINIA MARITIME ASSOCIATION

will be hosting a MARITIME Mixer on Thursday January 17thJoin us for some good old-fashioned camaraderie and networking wwwVAmaritimecomEvents

Chickrsquos Oyster Bar 2143 Vista Circle Virginia Beach VA 23451

$45 Non-Members$45 NON-MEMBERS Anchor Members

P L AT I N U M A N C H O R S

CLUB CONTACTS

Anders Williams Ship AgencyCapes Shipping Agencies

CBRE | Hampton RoadsCorman Kokosing Construction Company

CPampO LLCDewberry Engineers Inc

Great Lakes Dredge amp Dock CoNorfolk Oil Transit Inc

Bay Diesel amp GeneratorCV International Inc

S I LV E R A N C H O R S

G O L D E N A N C H O R S

Customs Brokers amp Intrsquol Freight Forwarders Assn Casey Goins bull cgoinscvinternationalcom

Hampton Roads Coal Association Edward Falis bull 928-0484 ex 106 wwwhrcoalorg

Hampton Roads Global Commerce Council Jeffrey Estes bull 567-8831 wwwhrgccorg

Hampton Roads Traffic ClubDennis Wilsonbull 543-1941wwwHamptonRoadsTrafficCluborg

Propeller Club - Port of NorfolkNoel Stokes wwwPropellerClubNorfolkorg Shenandoah Valley Traffic Club Chad Brant bull (540) 398-9923

Tidewater Motor Truck Association Marguerite Frier bull 558-7614 wwwtmtavaorg

Virginia Ship Repair Association Sylvia Bell bull 233-7034 wwwVirginiaShipRepairorg

Virginia International Business Council wwwvaibcorg

T Parker HostPort City TransportationVandeventer Black LLP

VHBVirginia Pilot Association

Pender amp Coward PCSeaGate Terminals LLC

SunTrust BankTeacutecnico CorporationTMEIC CorporationVentker Henderson

Wells Fargo BankWestern Fumigation

PO Box 3487Norfolk Virginia 23510

PRESORTED STANDARD

US POSTAGE PAID NORFOLK VA

PERMIT NO 1930

Upcoming maritime events are listed on VAmaritimecomevents

8

$35 FOR MEMBERS BY 110

THE VIRGINIA MARITIME ASSOCIATION

will be hosting a MARITIME Mixer on Thursday January 17thJoin us for some good old-fashioned camaraderie and networking wwwVAmaritimecomEvents

Chickrsquos Oyster Bar 2143 Vista Circle Virginia Beach VA 23451

$45 Non-Members$45 NON-MEMBERS Anchor Members

P L AT I N U M A N C H O R S

CLUB CONTACTS

Anders Williams Ship AgencyCapes Shipping Agencies

CBRE | Hampton RoadsCorman Kokosing Construction Company

CPampO LLCDewberry Engineers Inc

Great Lakes Dredge amp Dock CoNorfolk Oil Transit Inc

Bay Diesel amp GeneratorCV International Inc

S I LV E R A N C H O R S

G O L D E N A N C H O R S

Customs Brokers amp Intrsquol Freight Forwarders Assn Casey Goins bull cgoinscvinternationalcom

Hampton Roads Coal Association Edward Falis bull 928-0484 ex 106 wwwhrcoalorg

Hampton Roads Global Commerce Council Jeffrey Estes bull 567-8831 wwwhrgccorg

Hampton Roads Traffic ClubDennis Wilsonbull 543-1941wwwHamptonRoadsTrafficCluborg

Propeller Club - Port of NorfolkNoel Stokes wwwPropellerClubNorfolkorg Shenandoah Valley Traffic Club Chad Brant bull (540) 398-9923

Tidewater Motor Truck Association Marguerite Frier bull 558-7614 wwwtmtavaorg

Virginia Ship Repair Association Sylvia Bell bull 233-7034 wwwVirginiaShipRepairorg

Virginia International Business Council wwwvaibcorg

T Parker HostPort City TransportationVandeventer Black LLP

VHBVirginia Pilot Association

Pender amp Coward PCSeaGate Terminals LLC

SunTrust BankTeacutecnico CorporationTMEIC CorporationVentker Henderson

Wells Fargo BankWestern Fumigation

PO Box 3487Norfolk Virginia 23510

PRESORTED STANDARD

US POSTAGE PAID NORFOLK VA

PERMIT NO 1930

Upcoming maritime events are listed on VAmaritimecomevents

8