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26 August 2026

Port Houston study reveals $986.9 billion economic impact

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Port Houston study reveals $986.9 billion economic impact

Port Houston has released findings from a new economic impact study by Martin Associates. The study shows marine cargo activity along the Houston Ship Channel supported $986. 9 billion in total US economic value and 3. 53 million jobs in 2025. Charlie Jenkins, CEO of Port Houston, said: “The Houston Ship Channel is one of the country’s […] The post Port Houston study reveals $986.

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