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Energy producer aims to start construction by 2027 to secure U.S. tax credits before they expire under the new federal budget reconciliation law.

Pentagon selected firms for flexible indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contracts, and awarded other large contracts.

Multiple agencies updated their NEPA procedures after the White House Council on Environmental Quality rescinded its regulations related to the law.

National Electrical Contractors Association said it has been fighting the tariff all year and “has been successful in keeping it off the table until now.” Will the plan be withdrawn before it takes effect?

Contract is part of a larger project to double track capacity crossing the Potomac River in Washington, D.C., addressing a key chokepoint for the heavily used passenger rail corridor.

Moving hot oil across Arctic terrain was an unprecedented challenge following the discovery of America’s largest oil field in 1969 in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska.

The Luxembourg-based steel producer is currently the only company in the world producing steel columns of this jumbo size and shape.

Parsons will oversee Dubai’s $5.6B Metro Blue Line, a 30-km, 14-station driverless rail set to open in 2029 and serve 320,000 riders daily, advancing the emirate’s economic and sustainability goals.

EPA Inspector General report says many at-risk sites—all military facilities—are near population centers and important ecological areas.

The Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank and Dept. of Environmental Management have selected consultant Arup to conduct a statewide study of its 400-mile-plus coastline to examine climate change impacts and risks.