Departing Democrat Allison Clements will be replaced, as two new Democrats and a Republican are set to join the independent regulator of interstate oil and gas, hydropower and transmission projects.

In journalism, “story mix” is a familiar term that describes the breadth of editorial coverage. At ENR, our story mix is wide and diverse, given the complex and varied nature of the global construction industry.

The report recommends funding increases for federal workforce training programs.

Dubai plant will be the second-largest in the world using seawater reverse osmosis and the largest powered by solar energy.

New York officials have finalized new power purchase deals with developers Equinor and Orsted for respective 810-MW and 924-MW projects, while two land-based support hubs valued at about $1B achieve milestones and New Jersey accelerates its next wind procurement to start in mid-2025.

State transportation agency inspector general report points to lack of oversight of leased property underneath key freeway overpass.

As the five-year rollout of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act passes its halfway mark, funds continue to flow to nonfederal agencies, including the U.S. Dept. of Transportation’s late May announcement of two sets of grants, totaling $529.7 million, from IIJA-created programs.

The Federal Transportation Administration informed Congress June 11 it would provide the remaining $6.88 billion needed for the controversial project.

This 1935 cover shows three workers in a sewer tunnel in Chicago that is being driven through blue clay.

In this selection of construction history from the ENR archives, a look at the successful rush to build in the middle of World War II what at the time was the world's largest office building.