& Riverfront Industrial Complex
We have the space to meet your needs for warehousing, tank storage, rail car storage, and laydown at The Port of West Virginia.
Our team will work with you to move your cargo, no matter how big or small. We are always expanding our service offerings, contact us to see how we can help you!
With more than 20,000 feet of existing rail, Empire River Rail will become a critical transportation link to and from the tri-state area.
The Port of West Virginia offers a variety of logistical solutions that are centered around the site’s trimodal access and storage capabilities. Whether by road, river, or rail, goods can be moved throughout the Midwestern U.S., all via one convenient access point on the Ohio River. Additionally, The Port of West Virginia aims to become the first green river port on the Ohio River. This will give businesses a chance to drastically reduce the environmental impact of their supply chain and join the movement toward a sustainable future. On the Port site, there will be several amenities that will help customers reach their ESG goals. Among these amenities are behind-the-grid utilities like clean electricity from plastic pyrolysis and renewable natural gas and hydrogen fuels for transportation vehicles and equipment.
The Port of West Virginia aims to be the premier inland commercial port in the Mid-Atlantic region. We facilitate domestic cargo shipments and are currently working to facilitate international imports and exports through the Ohio River network and its tributaries by road, river, and rail.
The Port of West Virginia handles and stores a variety of cargo coming from the Ohio River, including bulk, breakbulk, and aggregate materials. We are committed to meeting the growing inland terminal needs of the Midwestern United States and are dedicated to providing added value and capability to our partners, clients, and community.
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Working to create an alliance of sister terminals throughout the US with a goal of reducing traffic on major corridors of high-traffic metro areas by shifting freight from roads and highways to marine and railroad.
The Alliance aims to collaborate and create a maritime highway that connects Gulf ports through the Mississippi River to the Great Lakes, Midwest, and Northeast. Its mission is to reduce the number of trucks on roads and highways and decrease greenhouse gas emissions by shifting freight to marine and railroad transportation.
Providing Common Carrier rail service to the Port of WV and its clients. With more than 20,000 feet of existing rail and more to come, Empire River Rail will become a critical transportation link to and from the tri-state area.
Empire Green Generation is a behind-the-grid utilities company that utilizes waste-to-energy and recycling systems to provide electricity, waste management, and water treatment services to Empire’s Riverfront Industrial Complex. Green-Gen provides electricity from waste plastic-derived syngas and green hydrogen from recycling food waste.
The Port of West Virginia is teaming up with other seaside and river terminals along the Mississippi River, Creating a Midwest distribution facility for container and break-bulk container traffic for a Midwest distribution facility at the Port of West Virginia. The port is currently building new warehouses and storage facilities to expand its operations.
We maintain safety procedures and protocols for our employees, visitors, and business partners.
We thrive on adapting to different business ventures, products, and smart technology, allowing us to evolve through progressive times.
We create innovate solutions while preserving the environment in the communities we work in.
We build and strengthen relationships to share ideas, leverage capabilities, and maximize our resources.
Empire Diversified Energy’s COO Bernard Brown presented Empire’s anaerobic digester project at the Appalachian Hydrogen – Carbon Capture Conference
Empire Diversified Energy, a fully integrated company offering recycling, logistics, energy production, and remediation services, and U.S. Energy, a
by Jessica Riley, WTOV9 Empire Diversified Energy is constructing two brand new warehouses in Follansbee at the former location of
The Port of West Virginia is currently developing the largest fully sustainable inland Riverport project in the region. Subscribe to keep up with the latest news
