Author: Jorge Montero

Statement from the Port of Brownsville Regarding Potential Shipyard Project

BROWNSVILLE, Texas (Thursday, February 19, 2026) — Recently, there has been public discussion regarding a potential high-tech shipyard project under development at the Port of Brownsville.

While confidentiality agreements prevent the release of specific details, we can confirm that Port of Brownsville leadership is spearheading this effort. This initiative is being advanced strategically and in coordination with regional partners as part of the port’s long-term vision for economic growth. This is a highly competitive project, and the Port of Brownsville is actively positioning our region to successfully compete at the highest level.

Projects of this scale and nature reflect the Port of Brownsville’s core mission to attract transformative investment, create good-paying jobs, and expand economic opportunity for the residents of the Brownsville Navigation District

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The Port that Beats to the Rhythm of Mexico

Editor’s Note: This article was originally featured at www.t21.us 

With 90% of its business tied to its southern neighbor and about to turn 90 years old, the Texas seaport is accelerating its transformation in the face of the uncertainty of the USMCA and the challenges at the border.

Economic integration between Mexico and the United States isn’t limited to trade agreements or annual trade figures; it’s a daily reality along the border, where thousands of industries depend on a constant and precise flow of goods. Within this complex network, the Port of Brownsville — in southeast Texas — has become a strategic hub for northeastern Mexico, a point where manufactur

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El Puerto que Late al Ritmo de México

Nota del Editor: Este artículo fue publicado por www.t21.com.mx

Con el 90% de su negocio ligado al vecino del sur y a punto de cumplir 90 años, el puerto marítimo texano acelera su transformación ante la incertidumbre del T-MEC y los retos en la frontera.

La integración económica entre México y Estados Unidos no solo ocurre en los acuerdos comerciales o en las cifras de intercambio anual; se vive todos los días en la frontera, donde miles de industrias dependen de un flujo constante y preciso de mercancías.

En este entramado, el Puerto de Brownsville -sureste de Texas- se ha consolidado como una pieza estratégica para el noreste mexicano, un punto donde la manufactura, la logística y el comercio encuentran continuidad. Para empresas de Monterrey, Saltillo, Reynosa o Matamoros, el Puerto de Brownsville no es un dest

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Acting Texas Comptroller Kelly Hancock Presents Port of Brownsville 2024 Economic Impact Study

Brownsville, TX – December 17, 2025 – Acting Texas Comptroller Kelly Hancock joined Brownsville Navigation District Chairman Esteban “Steve” Guerra and Texas Sen. Adam Hinojosa on Wednesday to present the findings of the Port of Brownsville 2024 Economic Impact Study, conducted by the Texas Comptroller’s Office, during a press briefing held at the Port of Brownsville Administration Office.

The study highlights the Port of Brownsville’s significant role in the Texas economy, contributing $11.9 billion to the state’s gross domestic product (GDP) and reinforcing the port’s importance as a driver of trade and industry. Based on the Comptroller’s estimate, trade through the Port of Brownsville in 2024 resulted in 101,073 jobs.

“The findings of this economic impact stud

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M&M Mooring Recognized with 2025 Chairman’s Award

Brownsville, TX – December 4, 2025 – The Port of Brownsville proudly announces M&M Mooring as the recipient of the prestigious 2025 Chairman’s Award. Brownsville Navigation District Chairman Esteban Guerra presented the award to owner Mark Clive at the annual Customer Appreciation Luncheon held Dec. 4, at the Rancho Viejo Conference Center in Rancho Viejo, Texas.

“M&M Mooring has been a trusted partner of the Port of Brownsville for nearly three decades, providing essential maritime services with professionalism, reliability, and an unwavering commitment to safety,” said Guerra. While transformative investments are reshaping our region, the dedication of smaller, homegrown businesses that keep this port moving has strengthened our maritime community. It is essential that we continue to support these vital operations.”

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