These projects look to improve facilities for advanced vehicle production, make the recycling of batteries more efficient and help states modernize their manufacturing systems.
The use of technology like digital twins, building information modeling and generative design would have been completely foreign years ago, but is now a
The State Center complex, originally proposed for redevelopment in 2006, was envisioned as a public-private partnership to modernize and transform the site.
The funding will go to projects that explore a wide range of safety enhancements, such as driver barriers, technology upgrades and design improvements.
The climate legislation will include a range of provisions designed to modernize the state’s energy infrastructure, protect consumers from rising energy prices and develop clean, zero-emissions energy technologies.
The program focuses on converting empty units and underused buildings into affordable housing for low- and moderate-income families in communities outside of New York City.