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Contract value was not disclosed, but contractor will be paid “reimbursable sum” for phase-two work on Calcasieu Pass 2 project in Louisiana. 

Construction is scheduled to start by September, to include 4 MW of solar energy generation, and finish by December 2030. 

Why is the Justice Dept. stepping into the Line 5 fight now—and what does a looming June shutdown mean for an unfinished Wisconsin reroute?

A new Environment Protection Agency proposal to roll back a rule on downwind emissions from power plants and industrial sources is drawing both praise and criticism.

DC Water did not respond to requests for information about the scope, timing or cost of recovery and repair, or contractors involved in the effort—but reports say it could total up to $10 million.

After a federal judge blocked USDOT from freezing approved plans, states can again move forward with NEVI-funded EV charging projects that had stalled.

After sitting dormant for more than a decade, a $1B gas-fired power plant near Moundsville, W.Va., is moving forward again.

Judges ruled the lower court wrongly blocked developers from obtaining a needed state permit for the proposed high-voltage power line project, set to move onshore wind energy more than 200 miles across southern Illinois.

A $1.2-billion project to build a system that would prevent Asian Carp from entering the Great Lakes has stalled and is under review by the Trump Administration, according to Democratic lawmakers. 

As Lake Powell and Lake Mead near critical elevations, federal planners face narrowing operational options that could reshape hydropower generation, releases and Colorado River Basin water management.