America’s Energy Demand Is Accelerating – And It’s Changing How We Build
Rising energy demand is changing how buildings are planned, requiring earlier attention to power...
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US and EU Reach Trade Deal: A Look at What it Could Mean for Construction
A new US-EU trade deal imposes a 15% tariff on most EU imports, down from the proposed 30%, and...
Hoarding Materials in Construction: Profitable Move or Cash-Flow Trap?
Stockpiling materials can stabilize prices and guard against shortages, but it risks tying up...
Preliminary Antidumping Ruling Targets Float Glass from China and Malaysia
The Department of Commerce issued a preliminary antidumping ruling on float glass imports from...
How Tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and the EU Could Impact U.S. Construction
Tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and EU may raise material costs, leading to supply delays, project...
U.S. Work Zone Crashes More Likely to Injure, Kill Motorists Than Workers: Study
New research has revealed motorists are almost twice as likely to get killed in a work zone crash...
$11B Grain Belt Express Transmission Line Slated for Construction in 2026
Contractors will begin work in 2026 on an $11-billion, 800-mile-long transmission line across...
Creative Quarter: Georgia Tech Embarks on Landmark Projects
Georgia Tech is developing the Creative Quarter as a new hub for arts, entertainment, and...
Texas Needs 'All-of-the-Above’ to Meet Future Power Requirements
Texas faces a surge in power demand over the next five years. Texas is already home to over 340...
Trump’s Proposed 50% Copper Tariff: What It Means for the U.S. Construction Industry
Trump’s new copper tariff could raise costs and disrupt timelines—here’s what U.S. construction...