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Army Corps Grants Permit for Line 5 Pipeline Construction in Straits of Mackinac
Securing the key federal permit is not enough for the project to begin construction as some state-level approvals are still unresolved.
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Court Says Enbridge Pipeline Trespasses on Native Land
Why does a federal appeals court say Enbridge needs a
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$1.6B H&MV Deal Accelerates Irish Contractor
Fresh capital gives a fast-growing high-voltage power specialist more ability to build engineering capacity, pursue acquisitions and follow customer demand deeper into North America.
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$1.7B Border Wall Project Work Begins in Big Bend National Park
U.S. Customs and Border Patrol says crews are only assessing soil conditions as opponents challenge a project in the southwest Texas national park..
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Amazon Discloses Ownership of GW Ranch, Giant Texas Data Center-Gas Power Complex
Estimated 8,000-plus-acre campus would have up to7.65 GW of its own gas generation, but with more allowed emissions than any US single source, and could skirt Aug. 3 state pause on grid hookups,
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Washington Commanders Stadium Construction Team Announced
Located on the site of the now-demolished RFK Stadium on the banks of the Anacostia River, the estimated $3.8-billion HKS-designed facility is the centerpiece of a multi-phase redevelopment plan for the surrounding 180-acre campus.
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New York Coalition Unveils Plan to Cut Embodied Carbon in Construction
Authors of new report believe there is immense opportunity to reduce embodied carbon emissions, and at a low cost.
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Boston Officials Set to Unveil Redesigned Federally Funded Bus Lane Project
Boston officials are taking a reworked bus lane project back to the community for input.
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$20.4M Historic Preservation of Maine's First State Mental Health Institute Enters Final Phase
Preservation of Maine's oldest state psychiatric hospital built of stone quarried from the now abandoned Hallowell Granite Works is moving into its final phase, with completion expected by spring 2027.
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At Least 111 Dead, Dozens of Buildings Collapse in Powerful Colombian Earthquake
A magnitude 7.4 earthquake shook western Colombia the morning of Aug. 10, triggering landslides and collapsing buildings in towns and cities across the mountainous Andean region.
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