Profilenews has published a detailed report on the expansion of the Port of Houston, known as Project 11, marking one of the most significant U.S. maritime infrastructure undertakings in recent years. 

The project aims to deepen and widen the navigation channel, allowing the port to accommodate larger vessels and streamline the export of oil, gas, and industrial products from Texas to global markets. 
This expansion comes at a time when global supply chains are under immense strain, positioning the project as a strategic move to reduce costs and enhance shipping efficiency. 

According to the report, the U.S. seeks to strengthen its competitive edge through this initiative, especially against leading global ports such as Rotterdam in Europe and Singapore in Asia, both of which have launched major expansion efforts of their own. 

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👉 Full Report on Profile News 

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