Articles by Debra K. Rubin

Legal action against subs and designers is underway on infrastructure projects, the company said. 

Program for 5 GW by 2030 accelerates, as new Canadian prime minister wants fast-track approvals of fossil fuel projects to build 'energy dominance.' 

Developer Oklo said it hired Kiewit unit as EPC contractor at Idaho federal site to demonstrate 75-MW facility as a future power source for data center customers and others.

As forecasts for AI demand push expansion of data centers and power infrastructure into hyper-blitz, what are the developing impacts of those growth trends?

Manufacturer, one of Canada’s largest private hydropower producers, says upgrade of the nearly century-old facility will be the largest single investment in its hydroelectric assets since the 1950s.

Located 40 miles off Cameron Parish, La., plant would have four trains and be the first such offshore facility in the U.S., set to produce up to 13.2 million metric tons of LNG annually, developer said.

Construction Industry Round Table president created and led its National Design and Construction Competition, an annual event for high school students to present current CEOs with solutions to real industry challenges.

Eureka, Calif., facility, which also is set to be an offshore wind energy hub, continues development despite renewable energy opponents' petition to have federal DOT rescind an awarded $427-million grant.

Both documented and undocumented workers are being swept up as raids escalate across construction, as others avoid jobsites to stay out of ICE crosshairs.

NextDecade announced $9B in contracts with Bechtel Energy for work at Rio Grande LNG export site and Glenfarne taps Worley for engineering on $10.8-billion Alaskan North Slope gas pipeline.