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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.

An appeals court must answer questions affecting Texas state road contractors and whether they will be granted immunity from road accident lawsuits in all cases.

Africa’s largest hydropower project boasts 5,150 MW of generating capacity but has also sparking regional disputes over Blue Nile water flows.

The raid stemmed from a months-long criminal investigation into alleged unlawful employment and other federal violations.

Metro Vancouver’s regional water utility nears completion of $288M Annacis Water Tunnel, part of a $2B seismic-resilient water program.

Working on capital projects across the U.S., the employee-owned company’s nationwide revenue grew to $331.92 million in 2024 from $243.8 million in 2023.

Major airport construction projects have often proven difficult for contractors to deliver on time and on budget—especially when built through traditional design-bid-build.

A seemingly ever-changing landscape of potentially higher tariffs, labor shortages, increased material costs and elevated interest rates are among the factors that may have contributed to the decreased revenue that firms in the 2025 ENR Midwest Top Specialty Contractors ranking reported for 2024.

It’s first things first for construction of the Interstate 69 Ohio River Crossing (I-69 ORX), a nearly $1.4-billion design-build project being built in three phases.