International benchmark

Port of Los Angeles
Port energy concept.

International Benchmark — CAAP 2035 Zero-Emission Drayage Architecture

Operator: City of Los Angeles Harbor Department
Location: San Pedro Bay, Los Angeles, California
Port type: International Benchmark
Concept status: International benchmark

01Strategic context

Why this port,
and why now.

North America’s leading container seaport handling over 10 million TEUs annually. Operating under the San Pedro Bay Clean Air Action Plan, it represents a global benchmark for multi-megawatt microgrids and heavy-duty drayage charging.

Cargo profile

Containerized freight
Automobiles
Break bulk
Liquid bulk

Possible use cases

Class-8 Drayage Hub
High-throughput 400 kW and MCS pull-through charging lanes.
Microgrid Resilience
Utility BESS buffering peak demand ratchet charges.

Energy architecture

34.5 kV substation integration
Utility-scale BESS
OpenADR demand response

02Charging zones

Proposed zones on one
electrical backbone.

Each zone serves a distinct duty cycle. Sharing a backbone and a management layer is what allows the flexible loads to protect the critical ones.

01
Drayage Corridor Hub
02
Terminal Equipment Yard
03
Administration Solar Court

Conceptual proposal prepared by Solostar Overseas Inc. for evaluation by port authorities and terminal operators. Not an awarded contract or public procurement commitment.

Next step

Evaluate the concept
before committing to it.

A Port Energy Assessment is self-funded, bounded and produces a document the Authority can circulate internally.

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Port of Los AngelesPort energy concept.

Why this port, and why now.

Proposed zones on one electrical backbone.

Evaluate the conceptbefore committing to it.

Port of Los AngelesPort energy concept.

Why this port, and why now.

Proposed zones on one electrical backbone.

Evaluate the conceptbefore committing to it.

Port of Los Angeles
Port energy concept.

Why this port,
and why now.

Proposed zones on one
electrical backbone.

Evaluate the concept
before committing to it.

Port of Los Angeles
Port energy concept.

Why this port,
and why now.

Proposed zones on one
electrical backbone.

Evaluate the concept
before committing to it.