Articles Tagged with ''energy infrastructure''

What does a $15-million financing actually unlock for a lithium refinery, and why is Stardust Power’s Oklahoma project still in preconstruction a year after its groundbreaking?

Energy developer Williams Cos. has secured OKs from the states' environmental regulators to build the Northeast Supply Enhancement Project despite past rejections and rising opposition.

The White House announced that $332 billion of Japan's promised investment package will go toward energy infrastructure investment in the U.S. 

Final agency rule, to take effect Nov. 10, removes regulations enacted by the Biden administration to better protect landowner rights and address concerns that projects could cause irreversible harm before challenges were resolved. 

Contractors will be hired state by state for $3.5B rebuild of high-voltage lines in Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Oklahoma and West Virginia—as Energy Dept. and FERC push rule to  "rapidly accelerate” grid links of power loads larger than 20 MW, such as for data centers.

Transforming an undeveloped rural site into a construction-ready foundation that could support a 2.4-million-sq-ft solar manufacturing facility required comprehensive civil and sitework services.

After just nine months of construction, this facility is now working on the future of natural crop preservation. It will produce dormancy-enhancing products for potato storage by using natural compounds that will prolong shelf life.

U.S. industry leaders see reshoring, modular factories and energy resilience as urgent priorities—but many firms risk falling behind, new consultant survey shows.

Selection last month of Fluor Corp. and JGC Corp. as front-end engineering and design contractor for Phase 2 of the massive 14-million-ton-per-day liquefied natural gas export terminal in British Columbia was a hopeful sign to the sector of final investment decision to build that companion.

Newsom order targets projects above 1.5 MW so they show “significant physical work” by July 4, 2026 and are in service before the end of 2027 to qualify for credits.