The Jasper Ocean Terminal plan is on indefinite hold

A May agreement stops joint-venture obligations, studies and new funding until Georgia and South Carolina's port authorities jointly reverse it.

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The Jasper Ocean Terminal plan is on indefinite hold
Project imageSavannah District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
The Jasper Ocean Terminal plan is on indefinite hold
Project contextSavannah District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Georgia and South Carolina's port authorities agreed to stop all Jasper Ocean Terminal joint-venture work indefinitely. The agreement halts federal environmental work, other studies and additional funding until both authorities revoke it in writing. The proposed 1,500-acre terminal had been planned for as much as seven million container units a year.

Why it matters

A long-planned regional port expansion has no active path forward unless both states restart it.

Scale1,500 acres · 7M TEUs planned
TimelinePaused indefinitely
WhoGeorgia Ports · SC Ports
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