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Port, State Officials Laud Progress on $383 Million Investment

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July 14, 2026
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The Port of Long Beach is advancing its zero-emission transition through the SWIFT program, supported by CalSTA’s historic, $1.3 billion Port and Freight Infrastructure Program (PFIP). In addition to creating 22,000 jobs, the funding will advance projects eliminating more than 12% of all carbon dioxide emissions and more than 5% of nitrogen oxide emissions associated with Port-related operations annually by 2028.
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