Manufacturing/Industrial

The MT Wolverine safely moored at International Shipbreaking’s yard at the Port of Brownsville. (photo Port of Brownsville)

International Shipbreaking Gains Accreditation

International Shipbreaking Ltd. now has EU Ship Recycling Regulation accreditation for its site at the Port of Brownsville. The company, part of EMR Metal Recycling, recently invested $30 million in compliant infrastructure at the Brownsville site. The local site is also the first U.S. shipbreaking site to achieve this accreditation. It can now help EU-based ship owners – as well as ships flying the flags of EU member states –…

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Changing A Legacy Product

Chad Nunnery was a high school state champion in distance running in his native Massachusetts. Seeing the long road and keeping at it are…
McAllen

Port of Brownsville Recognizes Keppel AmFELS

Keppel AmFELS is the recipient of the Port of Brownsville’s with its 2020 Chairman’s Award. The award recognizes Keppel AmFELS’s work reintroducing shipbuilding to…
Brownsville

VIDA Offers Paid Electrician Program

The Valley Initiative for Development and Advancement is offering to…
Brownsville

Port of Brownsville Again Ranks High in Exports

For the eight year in a row, Foreign Trade Zone No. 62 at the Port of…
Brownsville

Port Lands Major Ship-Building Project

A Seattle-based maritime contractor has chosen a Port of Brownsville…
Brownsville