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Agency officials in New York and New Jersey share updates on successes and challenges of major projects to nearly 400 attendees at the 2025 ENR NY/NJ Infrastructure Forum.

Commonwealth Fusion Systems CEO and other sector leaders told House hearing Sept. 18 the US will continue to trail China without bigger federal commitment to fund and propel grid-scale U.S. fusion power construction

Infrastructure sector will become increasingly interconnected, with more opportunities for private investment, consultant report predicts

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.

General Matter, a nuclear energy firm, has signed a lease with the U.S. Energy Dept. to build a $1.5-billion commercial uranium enrichment facility at a former federal production site in Paducah, Ky.

A commentary on how the deliberate effort to undermine existing projects and investors will suppress power supply and R&D and end up a losing battle for its leader

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.

Experts cite mistakes and mischaracterizations in administration report being used to bolster overhaul of U.S. environmental and energy policy. 

Appropriations bill deals another setback to wind and solar energy but boosts nuclear development, in addition to funding most Corps of Engineers projects.

New Trump court filings aim reviews at wind projects, but will administration foes move to revoke their fully approved construction permits?