With billions in new deals, Brownsville’s LNG terminal races toward global scale
NextDecade’s $13 billion expansion adds two new liquefaction trains, secures long-term buyers, and positions the Rio Grande LNG project to... Read more »
NextDecade’s $13 billion expansion adds two new liquefaction trains, secures long-term buyers, and positions the Rio Grande LNG project to... Read more »
Once loosely connected manufacturing hubs, the two cities are now aligning strategies that mirror McAllen–Reynosa’s binational model to capture nearshoring... Read more »
A massive construction project that’s already underway in Brownsville just got bigger as Rio Grande LNG decided to expand the... Read more »
The Houston-based company agreed to buy enough liquefied natural gas to power more than a million homes a year, once... Read more »
The South Texas seaport handled 11.2 million tons of cargo in 2023, a 23% increase year over year.... Read more »
The shipyard that builds offshore vessels and oil rigs plans to shed administrative roles, crane operators, welders, and mechanics by... Read more »
The sale shifts one of the Valley’s most prominent industrial sites into the hands of a global power company.... Read more »
Utility aims to balance growing demand with community concerns as it seeks sites for new substations.... Read more »
Rapid growth and extreme weather are straining South Texas’ electric grid, forcing utilities to invest billions in new transmission lines.... Read more »
A recent decision by McAllen city commissioners may delay how quickly AEP Texas can invest in its electric lines to... Read more »
Brownsville AmFELS shipyard, among Gulf’s largest, to be sold for $50.6M to energy company
AEP Texas customers are smashing electricity demand records, especially in the Rio Grande Valley
Port of Brownsville climbs to No. 41 in U.S. cargo rankings, its highest ever
Get the latest business news delivered to your inbox every morning for free.
Daily stories, expert reporting, and unlimited access
Subscription renews December 31, 2025 at $9.95/mo