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The 96-story Trump International Tower and Hotel in Chicago must make changes to its water cooling system to protect fish and aquatic life in the Chicago River. 

International facility plans to bolster its 23-MW microgrid with more than 11,000 photovoltaic panels adjacent to an existing 10,000-panel solar field.

Google agreement with Nevada regulators to provide geothermal power for data centers is the latest step in its quest for a lower-carbon supply in the next five years. 

The suit by Democratic attorneys general, which also names the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, as defendants, is the latest in a series of legal battles over energy and climate change. 

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Galveston District selected 15 firms to compete for jobs on a multiple award task order contract.

Release of funds appropriated under the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act and held at Citibank is currently being litigated in two D.C. federal courts.

Feds to pull back more than $800 million in funds for resilient infrastructure projects, including those in planning and design phases. 

Judge rejects lawsuit by NYC plumbers' union, contractor groups against Local Law 154, ruling ordinance is not an outright ban of natural gas.

Phase one brings 757 multi-family units to the southern bank of the Anacostia River in a structure tracking to achieve a 37% reduction in embodied carbon

New treatment plant is expected to enable more housing construction for future residents of the artificial island in San Francisco Bay.