Penalty would apply to emissions above 25,000 metric tons per year of CO₂ equivalent, but there are some exemptions for oil and gas firms.

New drilling problems revealed Jan. 29 on Trans Mountain pipeline expansion in Alberta and British Columbia could cause added startup delay, two weeks after it finally won critical variance.

New bill keeps agencies open into early March.

The project delivery approach is not always the optimum one, said speakers at the Transportation Research Board forum, which focuses on sector improvement and recently concluded in Washington, D.C.

Acting Labor Secretary Julie Su says rule will prevent employers from misclassifying legitimate employees as independent contractors, but construction groups largely oppose it. 

Regulators grill developer Jan. 12 to approve route and material changes sought in area of unexpected hard rock on much-delayed federally-owned Canada megaproject.

North Texas government council wins largest grant, $70 million for hydrogen fueling stations for trucks.

State officials and engineers from Fuss & O’Neill are monitoring the dam ahead of another forecasted storm.

Seven trade groups urge legislators to enact promised funding in final federal 2024 spending bill to ease supply chain bottlenecks set to worsen existing U.S. shortfalls in the critical power delivery components.

Congress must pass a spending bill for many key federal construction and infrastructure programs by Jan. 19.