Large local projects to consolidate law enforcement, public safety and judicial operations can be found in planning documents throughout the U.S.
Public officials will launch numerous large correctional facility construction projects in 2025 and 2026
Charlotte transit organization approves adding new toll lanes on I-77 through public-private partnership
Keaton Peters DOE turns to AI to help accelerate clean energy transition Agency also researching potential benefits for electric grid stability, while studying the energy demand from AI data centers
Pete Hahnloser Offshore wind auctions proposed off coasts of New England, Oregon Proposed Sale Notices are part of agency’s five-year initiative to identify viable utility-scale projects
Keaton Peters NOAA funding projects to shore up coastal habitats Funds will create 30 coastal restoration projects to help ecosystems thrive and that mitigate the effects of climate change
Pete Hahnloser FWS announces millions to mitigate climate change Funds will support nature-based processes to enhance climate adaptation and resilience
Miles Smith DOE cuts regulations, invests $400 million to encourage green energy projects Agency also said it was cutting regulatory hurdles for energy storage, transmission and solar projects
Keaton Peters Offshore wind lease schedule through 2028 shows potential for industry growth The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management will open 12 offshore wind energy lease sales over the next five years
Keaton Peters DOE roadmap points the way to faster clean-energy integration Plan seeks to speed connecting new clean energy resources such as wind and solar farms to the network of electricity transmission lines and substations
Karn Dhingra Pilot project to test placing solar panels over irrigation canals Utilities expect panels to reduce water evaporation from irrigation canals and be a source of clean solar energy
Miles Smith DOE program to accelerate clean hydrogen fuel cell production The U.S. has fallen behind other countries in hydrogen research; consortium aims to address that
Gracie Warhurst EPA says chemical plants must reduce toxic emissions Rule targets about 200 plants that produce synthetic chemicals, polymers and resins