Florida: Son Forged Engineer Father’s Signature Hundreds of Times
[ad_1] Enrique Fernandez Jr. took a shortcut to becoming an engineer, according to the Florida Board of Professional Engineers. Instead of going to college and studying engineering, he appropriated his dead father’s Florida engineering credentials and hired himself out doing
New York Will Build 1-GW-Minimum Advanced Nuclear Power Capacity
[ad_1] The New York Power Authority will oversee development upstate of at least 1 GW of advanced zero-emission nuclear power, Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) has announced, although she did not specify location, number, schedule or cost of planned generating facilities.
NY Will Build 1-GW-Minimum Advanced Nuclear Power Capacity Upstate
[ad_1] The New York Power Authority will oversee development upstate of at least 1 GW of new combined capacity of advanced zero-emission nuclear power, Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) has announced, although she did not specify location, number, schedule or cost
Five-Month Shutdown Ends for $2.1B Portland Water Filtration Plant Project
[ad_1] Construction crews will return to work June 30 to meet a federally mandated September 2027 deadline for Portland, Ore., to complete a new plant that will filter its drinking water. After substantial site work had begun, the Oregon Land
Denver Takes New Steps to Reduce Project Permit Wait Times
[ad_1] With industry pressure to expedite what critics said has been Denver's too slow-moving project permit process, city officials now are working out details of an overhaul launched by Mayor Mayor Mike Johnston's April executive order—so far with mixed reviews.Johnston's