Articles Tagged with ''energy''

Clean hydrogen industry could propel $43B in private investment and 220,000 new construction jobs, says President Joe Biden.

Long-duration grid-scale installations led US growth, with one soon to be added in Alaska—set to be
the country's largest planned single installation, said its developer Westinghouse.

The funding is part of DOE's efforts to reduce buildings-sector energy use and costs, as well as greenhouse gas emissions.

Cost bumps in U.S. offshore wind power construction are causing new impacts to projects and developers, but recent actions by some traditional energy sector firms indicate continuing commitment to a transition to renewables.

Burns & McDonnell’s growth in the Pacific Northwest powers its selection as ENR Northwest’s Contractor of the Year.

Regulation 28 applies to about 8,000 buildings, but some already meet the energy use requirements.

A $283-million gas power plant being built near Billings may face added environmental scrutiny as state Supreme Court weighs Aug. 14 lower court ruling of state law barring greenhouse gas emission impact review as unconstitutional.

Amid site protest arrests, a Richmond, Va. appeals court panel admits its cancelled jurisdiction to rule on suits seeking to stop the $6.6 billion gas line's completion, but route landowners are pressing another court to keep their eminent domain lawsuit alive.

In a deal with state regulators, environmental groups and business leaders, the utility will spend $11 billion on solar, wind and grid storage investments and retire coal production by 2032, but the plan still is set to rely heavily on natural gas production as a supplemental resource.

Fixed price award for Brownsville, Texas gas export plant first phase follows developer NextDecade's final investment decision and what it says is a record $18.4B financing for three-train facility to produce 17.6M tons annually.