Albany Port District Commission

The Port of Albany–Rensselaer, governed by the Albany Port District Commission, is a pivotal inland port located 124 nautical miles north of New York Harbor on the upper Hudson River. Spanning roughly 236 acres across both Albany and Rensselaer, with maritime operations on both sides of the river, the Port serves as a critical logistics hub for the Capital Region of New York. The facilities accommodate a range of cargoes, including bulk, break bulk, heavy lift project cargo, wind energy components, wood pulp, scrap iron, and molasses. Leveraging its deepwater channel (31-foot draft, 400 feet wide) and intermodal connections, including the dedicated Albany Port Railroad, the Port efficiently links regional manufacturers and exporters to global markets. The Port's unique position as the largest inland port in the Northeast underscores its significance in regional economic development, supporting thousands of jobs and fostering supply chain resilience for a diverse set of industries. A sustained focus on renewable energy logistics, particularly wind turbine components, has enhanced the Port's profile in the growing green economy. The Commission oversees ongoing improvements and expansion projects, ensuring the Port adapts to shifting trends in trade and maritime transport.

Facilities

• Multiple deepwater berth terminals
• Warehouses and open storage yards
• Heavy lift and project cargo handling equipment
• Wind energy component laydown areas
• Rail-served docks
• Bulk cargo silos and storage tanks

Operating Hours

Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM (some terminal operations may be available for extended hours by arrangement)