Articles by James Leggate

Materials producer Holcim will open in 2028 what it says is the world's first fully electric cement clinker plant, while KBR and Mott McDonald are engineering the first global facility in Amsterdam to annually import 200,000 metric tons of liquid hydrogen and export 1.8M metric tons of carbon dioxide.

The collapse of a hillside on a railway project in Norway last year killed one worker and raises questions about monitoring of ground conditions during deep soil mixing.

The collapses, one of which involved a crane falling on a passenger train, have prompted the Thai government to halt the Bangkok contractor's other projects across the country while an investigation proceeds.

On the project to partially reconstruct the Howard Street Tunnel in Baltimore for railroad company CSX Corp., Skanska Project Manager Michael Goetz found the way forward to deliver the project safely while cutting two years off the original timeline

The team behind this facility overcame numerous challenges to complete the work on schedule and budget.

Federal hub added Kinder Morgan's South System Expansion 4 and Mississippi Crossing projects for FAST-41 permit approval eligibility

House Natural Resources Committee Chair Bruce Westerman (R-Ark.) led panel effort to approve new bill to expedite federal permi process and forward for next vote, but opponents claim it weakens NEPA protections by reducing transparency and limiting challenges, 

The White House announced that $332 billion of Japan's promised investment package will go toward energy infrastructure investment in the U.S. 

A federal judge in California indicated that unions challenging the reductions-in-force are likely to succeed. 

Interim final rule issued this month eliminates sex- and race-based presumptions for firms to qualify as disadvantaged business enterprises.