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Fire Safety

Tests After Grenfell Tower Fire Show Flaws in 82 UK Towers

Peter Reina

July 30, 2017

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Probes of regulations and responsibility also start, after June London blaze that killed 80.

Transportation Infrastructure

Congressional Committees Reject Trump's DOT Transit Cut

Senate, House clash on other programs

Tom Ichniowski

July 29, 2017

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Senate appropriators call for boost for airport construction grants, raise PFC cap.

Construction Risk Managment

Bridge Pile Driving Suspected in North Carolina Vacation Island Power Cut

The Bonner Bridge project's prime contractor, PCL, says it is investigating

July 28, 2017

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Thousands are ordered to leave an island during blackout.

AEP Will Purchase World's Second-Largest Wind Farm

Mary B. Powers

July 28, 2017

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Utility units will own $4.5B project in Oklahoma, just revealed as being built with Quanta Services named as EPC transmission line contractor

Environment and Safety

The Regulations on the Trump Administration's Chopping Block

The Waters of the US rule is one of hundreds in peril

Pam Radtke Russell

July 28, 2017

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The Trump administration takes step to repeal clean water rule, plans to stop or withdraw many other Obama-era regulations.

Federal Spending

House Passes Spending Bill, $1.6B for Trump Border Wall

Tom Ichniowski

July 28, 2017

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Multi-part measure also would boost military construction, Corps civil works budgets, but cut VA projects.

Israel Plans Big Infrastructure Boost in Next Decade

Neal Sandler

July 28, 2017

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Investment, particularly in transportation, is needed to close its global economic gap, analysts say.

UK High Speed Rail Moves Ahead As Nuke Plant Falls Behind

Peter Reina

July 26, 2017

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First Hinkley nuke site unit may be 15 months late; the second nine months behind.

Virginia Enters East Coast Offshore Wind Farm Push

Mary B. Powers

July 26, 2017

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And a New York utility waits for better prices on a second facility.

Power Storage Banks Shift Energy Industry

Peter Maloney

July 26, 2017

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In October 2015, the Aliso Canyon gas fields in Southern California sprang a leak that took the state’s largest gas-storage system out of service.

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Tests After Grenfell Tower Fire Show Flaws in 82 UK Towers

Congressional Committees Reject Trump's DOT Transit Cut

Bridge Pile Driving Suspected in North Carolina Vacation Island Power Cut

AEP Will Purchase World's Second-Largest Wind Farm

The Regulations on the Trump Administration's Chopping Block

House Passes Spending Bill, $1.6B for Trump Border Wall

Israel Plans Big Infrastructure Boost in Next Decade

UK High Speed Rail Moves Ahead As Nuke Plant Falls Behind

Virginia Enters East Coast Offshore Wind Farm Push

Power Storage Banks Shift Energy Industry

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