08/20/2026
This morning, Honolulu Harbor witnessed the historic arrival of Pasha Hawaii's three all-electric Noell ship-to-shore (STS) container cranes, that safely arrived following a three-week Pacific voyage from the Port of Long Beach. Shipped fully upright and intact on an open barge, the cranes traveled nearly 2,600 miles across open ocean in their operational configuration.
Once discharged, the cranes will be installed at Kapalama Container Terminal (KCT) as part of phase two of a $555 million public-private partnership between the State Department of Transportation (DOT) Harbors Division, The Pasha Group and Hawaii Stevedores, Inc. When complete, KCT will serve as the new operational hub and primary facility for Hawaii Stevedores, Inc., a subsidiary of The Pasha Group and sister company to Pasha Hawaii.
“The safe arrival of these cranes is an extraordinary milestone,” said George Pasha, IV, President and CEO, The Pasha Group and Pasha Hawaii. “Moving more than 10 million of pounds of fully assembled steel structures standing 250 feet tall across the Pacific is an incredibly complex logistics feat that required flawless ex*****on. This success is a direct testament to the collaborative expertise of our partners at Harbor Industrial Services Corp, International Longshore and Warehouse Union Local 8, Foss Maritime Company, and our Pasha Hawaii and Hawaii Stevedores, Inc. teams. Seeing these cranes arrive safely at Honolulu Harbor is a proud moment for our entire organization.”