James Leggate

Danish pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk recently announced plans to spend approximately $1.2 billion to build a new production facility in Odense, Denmark.

The vote was delayed for more than a month, which the team says will push back the project's completion from 2028 to 2029.

ExxonMobil says the facility would be the largest of its kind in the world, with capacity to produce up to 1 billion cu ft of blue hydrogen daily.

Construction is set to start in 2026 for the center to open in 2029.

Selected awardees plan to develop solar and battery storage projects at multi-family housing and health care facilities.

This large and complex expansion of a biologic medicine manufacturing plant increased capacity 75% by adding three production bioreactors, each 15,400 liters, as well as associated seed reactors and expanded warehouse cold rooms, freezers and central utilities.

Skanska will be responsible for the lift portion of a replacement for the Raritan River rail bridge, while work on the approaches is underway under a separate contract.

Kolluri was most recently CEO of the Gateway Development commission, where he led rail infrastructure projects that will serve NJ Transit's commuter rail.

The Trumbull/Brayman joint venture has won a $769.9-million contract to build a new lock chamber at the Montgomery Locks and Dam along the Ohio River in Monaca, Pa., for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

Sunstone Solar is planned with 1.2 GW of generating capacity and up to 7.2 GW of battery energy storage, with contractor SOLVEnergy in talks to build the project.