San Diego's cruise terminal will provide electrical power for ships at berth, reducing air emissions in the port area. Click on the photo for more information.
The Port of San Diego will be celebrating the grand opening of its new $28 million cruise ship terminal by hosting an open house at its new pavilion and pier.
Cruise ships berthing at the pavilion will use shore-side electrical power which will result in less pollution from a ship’s diesel-burning engines while at berth, according to the port.
Celebrations for the new pavilion will commence on December 18, 2010.