International Road Federation speakers outlines innovations from artificial intelligence for work zone management to cutting-edge asphalt mixes.
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Push for larger federal role to expedite grid connections is set to finalize by April 2026, but states and utilities worry about power overload, reliability and
ratepayer cost hikes and want more time to study impacts—as administration moves to curb state role in AI regulation.
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Push for larger federal role to expedite grid connections is set to finalize by April 2026, but states and utilities worry about power overload, reliability and
ratepayer cost hikes and want more time to study impacts—as administration moves to curb state role in AI regulation.
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U.S. Energy Dept.’s push to have a larger federal role to expedite data center and other “large load” grid connections by April 2026, comes as President Trump signs order to pre-empt state regulation of artificial intelligence.
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As the first phase of the larger Pop Blocks master plan to reimagine a former Pepsi bottling facility, this project transformed an industrial site into a vibrant, pedestrian-oriented hub centered on art, community and sustainable urban living.
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Cloud-based system quickly pulls relevant design details from past projects, speeding preparation of design drawings and buildable 3D models.
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First came the French. A syndicate led by Ferdinand de Lesseps, the diplomat who had led construction of the Suez Canal, began excavating a channel through Central America in 1881.
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Phase 1B East of the Des Moines International Airport terminal expansion, a $600 million program that includes a new parking garage, is set to begin in spring 2026.
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ENR’s 20-city average cost indexes, wages and materials prices. Historical data and details for ENR’s 20 cities can be found at ENR.com/economics
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George Harms Construction Co.’s objection to project labor agreement for a bid package on the N.J.-N.Y. tunnel project will not halt the bidding process, a federal judge has ruled,
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