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The House of Representatives approved bipartisan legislation encouraging states to adopt standards requiring large data centers to pay for the electricity infrastructure needed to support their operations.
Efforts to reduce reliance on foreign rare earth supply chains are beginning to translate into new projects. While development will…
Electricity demand in the United States is projected to reach new highs in the coming years. The U.S. Energy Information Administration forecasts…
AGC will kick off Earth Week with a town hall to help make sense of carbon reporting within the context of construction. AGC’s Climate Change…
Rising tensions in the Middle East are increasing uncertainty in global energy markets. In late February, global oil prices were trading around $70 per barrel before…
AGC members now have access to a new resource on Inflation Reduction Act’s (IRA) prevailing wage and apprenticeship requirements. The…
The start of the 119th Congress is underway and leadership in both chambers has been set. Speaker of the House…
On November 21st, AGC of America’s Broadband and Energy Task Force held their first meeting. The task force intends to…
It’s got a long name that belies its intent to streamline the process of getting things done. Constructor sat down…