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Nacionales
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Generación térmica podrá comercializar gas importado en el mercado secundario
La medida solo aplicará cuando la capacidad no sea requerida para atender generación eléctrica, oferta se ampliaría en 400 Gbtud

Recordando a Wagner
Es importante traer a colación las ideas de Wagner porque, en medio de la actual crisis fiscal, la opinión generalizada ha sido la de reducir el gasto

Google Gemini agregó una herramienta para facilitar el cambio desde ChatGPT
El resultado, que los usuarios deberán pegar en la configuración de Gemini, se utilizará para "poner rápidamente a Gemini al día con lo que más te importa", según Google
Colombiana Flores San Miguel acelera su expansión en EE. UU. con meta de 100 millones de tallos exportados
La firma busca escalar su operación con contratos a largo plazo e integración regional para ganar participación.
Internacionales
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Port of Savannah’s container stevedore picks new president
Gateway Terminals named Bryan Blalock as its next president after Georgia Ports hired the stevedore’s current leader to be its next CEO.
Guerra en Medio Oriente: hechos y noticias más importantes de las últimas 24 horas en medio de la tensión
La incertidumbre geopolítica aumenta la volatilidad en los mercados energéticos, con efectos en precios internos.

Bunker fuel shortages in Asia at tipping point as war disruption continues
Stocks that were already in the fuel supply chain and en route to refueling hubs when the Middle East conflict started have now been delivered, and those ports are running down their inventories.

US Gulf breakbulk ports lean into project boom
Houston and New Orleans are coming off a year of growth for project cargo volumes, albeit with a drop in steel imports, and both ports anticipate a continuation of those trends.

ONE takes stake in Busan’s Dongwon terminal ahead of Premier network shift
The carrier alliance will shake up its Asia-Europe network in April with Busan becoming the focus of its North Asia trade and direct calls ending to ports in Japan and Taiwan.

Houston cuts free time on reefer importers amid ongoing high dwells
Reefer shipments into the port, while still small, have been growing faster than overall cargo, forcing port officials to deal with more long-dwelling containers.

Hurdles in Persian Gulf test carriers moving stranded Asian cargo from India
Market sources say an estimated 40,000 to 50,000 TEUs have landed at Indian ports thus far, with Nhava Sheva (JNPA) terminals alone accounting for 25,000 TEUs of discharges.

Middle East war will ‘amplify’ volatility in global supply chains: Cosco
China’s largest shipping company commented on current geopolitical events as it released its 2025 financial results, which saw net profits plummet 38%.

Hapag-Lloyd to invest $1 billion across Indian maritime verticals
The multi-pronged program includes reflagging four of the carrier’s container ships to the Indian registry and participating in terminal infrastructure development at Vadhavan.

APM Terminals to build $1.8 billion terminal in Da Nang
The terminal, capable of ultimately handling 5.7 million TEUs annually, will be the global terminal operator’s third in Vietnam.

STB declines to intervene on Meridian Speedway dispute
The Meridian Speedway dispute is important because it’s one of the primary routes where a combined Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern railroad would look to take market share from truckload.

US exports to Middle East in limbo amid war zone service disruptions
While the logistical hurdles of sending cargo to the region are more of an inconvenience at this point for US exporters rather than a full-blown crisis, shippers see a bigger risk in the war’s longevi

Evergreen’s 2025 profits nearly halved on sharp freight rate declines
The weakness has continued into 2026, with Taiwan’s biggest carrier reporting that combined revenue of $1.9 billion for January and February was down 23% from the same period last year.

LNG project cargo poised for US boom amid war
With liquefied natural gas flows at a standstill in the Strait of Hormuz, a near-doubling of LNG export capacity in the US is set to drive breakbulk and project cargo activity into the next decade.
