The Oakland City Council has confirmed the reappointments of Port Commissioners Andreas Cluver and Arabella Martinez for another four-year term, praising their contributions to the Port's regional economic growth and clean energy objectives. Both commissioners have been instrumental in advancing the Port's decarbonization efforts, particularly in reducing emissions from maritime and aviation operations. Notable accomplishments include the adoption of an Environmental Ordinance mandating zero-emission cargo handling equipment and partnerships with organizations like ARCHES for clean hydrogen projects. The Port has also received significant state grants to support its zero-emissions goals, such as redeveloping the Outer Harbor and implementing a Green Power microgrid. Furthermore, the Port's involvement in environmental programs like the Green Marine Program and Airport Carbon Accreditation demonstrates its commitment to sustainability and reducing its environmental footprint. Commissioners Cluver and Martinez bring valuable expertise to the Board, with Cluver focusing on labor relations and Martinez driving community service initiatives. Their reappointment highlights the City's confidence in their leadership. The Port of Oakland continues to play a crucial role in the region's economy, supporting thousands of jobs and engaging in environmental innovation for a cleaner future.