Items Tagged with 'Army Corps of Engineers'

Just enacted legislation authorizes the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to extend start-of-construction deadlines for about 37 federally licensed hydropower projects.

A new $2B Corps contract will drive a decade of microgrid, storage and backup power projects at military bases nationwide.

How do engineers repair a century-old jetty battered by Pacific storms? A $30M USACE project at Grays Harbor offers a look.

Why is the Justice Dept. stepping into the Line 5 fight now—and what does a looming June shutdown mean for an unfinished Wisconsin reroute?

Federal approval moves energy project forward in Wisconsin—while a tribe’s legal fight and water-quality questions linger.  

Impacted projects reportedly include the Cape Cod Bridges Program, New York City water infrastructure and San Fransisco waterfront work. 

Lt. Gen. William Graham Jr. said the change before seeking lawmakers' authorization will help address delays on civil works.

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

The $1.59-billion Montgomery Lock and Dam rehabilitation is under construction from the Army Corps of Engineers' Pittsburgh district and contractor Trumbull-Brayman.

The Port of Nome Modification project is planned to expand the facility as the country's first deepwater port in the Arctic.