Industrial Electric Manufacturing plans a $200 million, one-million-square-foot San Antonio campus that could create 3,000 jobs.
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Caterpillar plans an $890 million modernization of its Lafayette, Indiana, operation with new manufacturing equipment and upgraded production.
Facility managers are increasingly responsible for security results even when fragmented vendors and systems limit direct control.
JLL says shoppers increasingly value retail environments that reduce visual and digital overstimulation and encourage comfortable browsing.
Threat groups are targeting vulnerable programmable logic controllers, raising cybersecurity concerns for water and other facility control systems.
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Commercial Facilities Reconsider Electric Boiler Configurations as Electrification Grows
Facility teams evaluating electric steam and hot-water systems have multiple electrode-boiler configurations with different operating advantages.
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Facilities Explore Generating Electricity From Pressure in Municipal Water Pipes
Cities can recover energy from excess pressure in water systems, turning some pressure-reduction points into small sources of electricity.
Utah generated about one terawatt-hour of solar electricity in May, making solar the state’s largest power source for the month.
FirstEnergy is beginning public outreach for a proposed 765-kV Ohio transmission project intended to expand grid capacity and reliability.
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Colorado Springs Starts High-Voltage Link Between Kelker and South Plant Substations
Colorado Springs Utilities is building a new overhead transmission connection between the expanded Kelker Substation and South Plant.
