PACED Project

Port Action, Climate, and Environmental Development

The PACED Project serves as the overarching strategic modernization plan for the Port of Hueneme.

This plan consists of multiple components, each of which will be executed over the coming five years and beyond. The Port of Hueneme is one of the most productive and efficient commercial trade gateways for niche cargo on the West Coast and consistently ranks among the top ten U.S. ports for automobiles and fresh produce. Port operations support the community by bringing $2.2 billion in economic activity and creating 20,032 trade-related jobs. Trade through the Port of Hueneme generates more than $173.2 million in direct and related state and local taxes, which fund vital community services.

The Port of Hueneme is applying to receive the unprecedented, historic CA ports funding as the only commercial deepwater seaport between Los Angeles and San Francisco that also stepped up as a relief valve for congestion during the supply chain challenges in our state. The Port of Hueneme is excited to present its PACED Project containing strategic components that will make the port even more economically viable, greener, and ready to continue to serve our local community and the State of California. Fifteen of the Port’s Project components are presented as closely interconnected parts of the entire Project.

PACED PROJECT COMPONENTS:

PACED-C1: Sustainable Terminal Efficiency and Safety Improvement through Demolition of Obsolete Warehouse on Wharf 2 (Warehouse 1A)

PACED-C2: Sustainable Terminal Efficiency, Operational Capacity and Safety Improvement with Demolition of Dilapidated Buildings on Wharf 2 (NCEL Building Removal)

PACED-C3A: Installation of Zero Emission Electric Reefer Plugs to Increase Capacity for Ag Exports and Imports

PACED-C3B: Fuel Cell Technology to Powerig Reefer Plugs for Ag Exports and Imports

PACED C4: Efficiency and Safety Improvements with Fendering and Wharf Repairs on Wharf 1

PACED C5: Deepening at Berth 2 to Complete Deepening on Wharf 1 for increased Vessel Capacity and beach Nourishment

PACED C6: Upgrades to Shoreside Power System on Wharf 2 to Sustain Aging System Critical to Plug-in of Container Vessels

PACED C7: Procurement of Zero Emission Stormwater Sweeper and Installation of State-of-the-Art Filtration System to Protect Ocean Habitat

PACED C8: Procurement of Bonnet Barge System to Achieve Zero Emissions for At-Berth Roll-On Roll-Off Vessels

PACED C9: Port-wide Zero Emission Vault and Transformer Infrastructure for Hybrid Electric Cranes (Port-wide Electrification Project - South and North Terminal)

PACED C10A: Squid Offloading Relocation from the Port to Ventura Harbor for Increased Efficiency, Safety and Competitiveness (VENTURA HARBOR)

PACED C10B: Squid Offloading Relocation from the Port to Ventura Harbor for Increased Efficiency, Safety and Competitiveness (PORT OF HUENEME)

PACED C11: Procurement of Zero Emission Utility Tractor Rigs and Charging Stations

PACED C12: Deepening of Wharf 2, Berths 4 and 5, for Increased Vessel Capacity and Beach Nourishment

PACED C13-P1: Parking Structure Engineering to Increase Port Capacity, Efficiency, and Zero Emission Vehicle Staging

PACED PLANNING C12-P2: Umbrella Environmental Impact Study for Optimal Environmentally Sustainable Infrastructure Development

PACED PLANNING C15-P3: Workforce Development & Training for Social Equity and Inclusion

PACED Project

Port Action, Climate, and Environmental Development

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