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Cleaner hydrogen production hubs in California, the Pacific NW and the Appalachian region—of seven DOE picked last year to negotiate hundreds of millions of dollars in federal project support—are the first to receive initial funding awards.

Amkor Technology Inc. plans to build an outsourced semiconductor assembly and test facility near Phoenix.

Texas Instruments says it is investing $18 billion on the plants in Texas and Utah.

Second state marshaling port would propel growth of the market as it recovers from financial woes and the July accident that suspended work at the $3-billion Vineyard Wind site.

Planned 1.2-million-sq-ft plant in Edgecombe County, N.C., which would have 24-GW capacity to produce batteries favored for microgrids and data centers, would be the first large domestic producer of the alternative technology to lithium-ion.

The 275-mile-long, 2-GW Eastern Green Link 2 would send power from Scotland to northern England when commissioned in 2029.

Invenergy Transmission plans to appeal the decision and is working to start construction next year on a separate portion of the total 800-mile line that is located in Kansas and Missouri. 

Manufacturer would produce “full solar supply chain” of ingots, wafers, cells and finished solar panels at what would be the largest U.S. ingot and wafer plant.

Firm will handle detailed engineering, preconstruction and nuclear supply chain development for technology firm's 50-MW thermal power facility eyed to support industrial facilities, data centers and other users in Wyoming.

Eight projects selected for the second round of Grid Resilience and Innovation Partnerships grants are located in 18 states.