AMP Chairman Hails American Maritime Surge, Questions Jones Act Critics

AMP Chairman Hails American Maritime Surge, Questions Jones Act Critics

Tom Allegretti, Chairman of the American Maritime Partnership, today highlighted the continued renaissance of the nation’s maritime sector, particularly its robust response to meet new water transportation demands created by the surge in domestic energy production. Allegretti questioned the assumptions of out-of-the-mainstream Jones Act critics who are on record proposing the use of foreign-flag vessels to move domestic crude oil and petrochemical products. Such action would “undermine America’s national, economic and homeland security.”  To the press release, click here. To read Mr. Allegretti's remarks, click here.