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House passes bill funding infrastructure at ports, coastal regions

Water Resources Development Act authorizes 161 feasibility studies for locally proposed projects and approves 12 that have already been reviewed

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$70 million program seeks to integrate AI in manufacturing processes

Initiative will establish an institute focused on leveraging AI to enhance the resilience of U.S. manufacturers over a five-year period

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Washington state looks to fund sustainable airports with grant opportunity

Initiative will support a range of innovations, from mobile battery-charging technology to hydrogen storage facilities and electric ground equipment

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$90 million flows to agriculture projects using technology for conservation

Initiatives to address environmental challenges while supporting economic viability of American farms and ranches

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DOE taking steps to accelerate use of AI for energy, security and scientific research

Roadmap is a significant step in the government's approach to effectively implementing the rapidly evolving technology

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Despite choppy waters, California charts course for offshore wind

California Energy Commission recently released strategic plan detailing the state's roadmap to achieve its offshore wind energy production goal

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$14 million going to create network of battery recycling sites

Project seeks to transform how Americans dispose of their spent batteries, from AA and AAA batteries to defunct power packs

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More state broadband internet access plans approved

In the two months, NTIA has greenlit final BEAD proposals from 10 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico

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Arizona releases rules for reusing treated wastewater

Initiative outlines plan to convert treated wastewater into safe, reliable drinking water

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Ports raise alarm over consequences of tariff on Chinese cranes

Increasing cost of cranes to lift goods from cargo ships onto land would hamper ports' ability to expand and maintain global competitiveness, officials warn

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