Chevron Plans $5B Blue Hydrogen and Ammonia Project in Texas
Chevron plans to develop a $5-billion blue ammonia and hydrogen facility in Port Arthur, Texas, designed to produce lower-carbon hydrogen and ammonia through steam-methane reforming paired with carbon capture. The Houston Business Journal first reported this story. The plant is
Infrastructure: Everything You Always Wanted to Know But Were Afraid to Ask
We're all going to need this book sometime—when someone is talking about water treatment and mentions flocculation, or when having a conversation about 5G telecommunications technology and the other person assumes we know it operates at frequencies over 1
Granite Construction Wins $111M Utah Interstate Rehab Contract
Granite Construction said it has won a $111 million contract from the Utah Dept. of Transportation to rehabilitate the Interstate 215 corridor from State Route 201 to North Temple, a company spokesman has confirmed. Crews will rubblize three miles of existing Portland cement
DOT Expands TIFIA Financial Assistance for Transportation Infrastructure
The U.S. Dept. of Transportation recently updated its Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act program policy to finance as much as 49% of project costs, up from 33% in most cases. It’s a change that has been sought by
ABC Survey: Contractor Backlog Increased In June
The Associated Builders and Contractors' (ABC) Construction Backlog Indicator rose to 8.7 months in June, according to a member survey, the association announced. The figure is up by 0.3 months compared to both May 2025 and June 2024.“Despite a