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Holtec International, owner of Michigan plant set to be the first to restart in the U.S., says worker assessing conditions fell into a cavity containing radioactive water 

Kiewit, Black & Veatch and Aecon picked as design-builder for first four units, estimated as $2B project, with AtkinsRealis as owner’s engineer.

State regulators approve a critical power link for Micron’s $100B upstate NY megafab, advancing the project toward construction.

$10.7B CVOW project off Virginia Beach will link its first wind energy to the state grid in early 2026, Dominion Energy says. Could Trump administration clean energy attacks disrupt its completion and derail congressional permit reform efforts?

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.

U.S. Energy Dept. and contractor Bechtel National officially start up giant waste processing plant on Oct. 15 to meet consent decree deadline, after design and construction investment of more than 20 years and $30 billion.

Planned 400-acre, $5-billion Pier Wind terminal at Port of Long Beach would gain $20 million to support fabrication, assembly and deployment of floating offshore wind turbines.

The proposed 211-mile Ambler Road is intended to open up new state areas for mining.

Esmeralda Seven's multiple projects now must seek separate approvals to proceed, as administration expands list of renewables targeted for estimated $24 billion in funding cuts.