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Industrial Info Resources is tracking more than $6 billion in battery-storage projects set to begin construction across the U.S. in the fourth quarter
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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Industrial Info Resources data show project activity making headway in the U.S. textiles sector.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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Amid a $50 billion plan to reshore medicine production, Eli Lilly broke ground on a $6.5 billion manufacturing plant in Houston, Texas.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
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Industrial Info Resources found the Saudi Arabian Oil Company, otherwise known as Saudi Aramco, was able to bypass some sections of a damaged crude oil pipeline to get product moving again
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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U.S. pipeline flows to Mexico are up.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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Industrial Info Resources is tracking nearly $3 billion worth of projects at U.S. metal-refining facilities that are set to kick off in the fourth quarter
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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Eager to expand Canada's trade outside of North America, the Canadian foreign minister said energy trade could be a component of a European relationship
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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At last week's 17th Annual Growth Energy Biofuel Summit in Washington, D.C. the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) put forth a four-part plan aimed at boosting exports of U.S. produced biofuels.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott has directed the state's environmental regulator to issue no new air or water permits for data centers until ERCOT and the Texas Water Development Board have gained information regarding current and future power and water use of the facilities.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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Bolivia has accepted a US$1.9 billion funding package from the International Monetary Fund, which the country's president hopes can be used for industrial development.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Week 9/14/26 - 9/21/26
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Industrial Info Resources is tracking more than $6 billion in battery-storage projects set to begin construction across the U.S. in the fourth quarter
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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Plans to build data-center infrastructure in North America, mainly the United States, now exceed $5 trillion of tracked project value..
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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Industrial Info Resources is tracking more than $8 billion worth of T&D projects set to begin construction across the U.S. in the fourth quarter, with Invenergy and Xcel among the top investors.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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Google has committed to taking half of the electricity produced by Finland's Loviisa nuclear power plant for the next two decades as part of a major data center push in the country..
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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Industrial Info Resources found the Saudi Arabian Oil Company, otherwise known as Saudi Aramco, was able to bypass some sections of a damaged crude oil pipeline to get product moving again
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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Industrial Info Resources found the Saudi Arabian Oil Company, otherwise known as Saudi Aramco, was able to bypass some sections of a damaged crude oil pipeline to get product moving again.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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U.S. pipeline flows to Mexico are up..
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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Eager to expand Canada's trade outside of North America, the Canadian foreign minister said energy trade could be a component of a European relationship.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
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By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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At last week's 17th Annual Growth Energy Biofuel Summit in Washington, D.C. the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) put forth a four-part plan aimed at boosting exports of U.S. produced biofuels.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
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Should nuclear power plants expected to operate for several decades be designed for historical environmental conditions, or for those they may encounter over their full operating lives?.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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Industrial Info Resources is tracking more than US$78 billion worth of projects from Petrobras, including six renewable diesel and SAF projects.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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A potentially historic El Niño will reshape North American temperature, precipitation and energy-demand patterns through fall 2026 and winter 2026-27..
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
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By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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Industrial Info Resources finds refinery maintenance in PADD 2, covering much of the Great Lakes region, could be one of the largest seasonally.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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Should nuclear power plants expected to operate for several decades be designed for historical environmental conditions, or for those they may encounter over their full operating lives?.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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Planned crude oil unit outages in the United States for Fall 2026 are 144,000 bpd lower..
By Jesse Broehl, News Editor
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Industrial Info Resources confirmed Wednesday, September 16, that reports of an attack on a refinery at the port city of Yanbu were false, though tensions are high amid renewed fighting between Saudi forces and the Houthi rebel group in Yemen..
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
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By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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Europe's largest carbon capture and storage (CCS) project is up and running at a fertiliser plant in the Netherlands as the EU continues to push for large scale CCS rollout across heavy industry.
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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Should nuclear power plants expected to operate for several decades be designed for historical environmental conditions, or for those they may encounter over their full operating lives?.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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Data centers play the dominant role in all but one of the top five U.S. states anticipating the most industrial construction project starts in 2027..
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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A potentially historic El Niño will reshape North American temperature, precipitation and energy-demand patterns through fall 2026 and winter 2026-27..
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
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Industrial Info Resources is tracking nearly $3 billion worth of projects at U.S. metal-refining facilities that are set to kick off in the fourth quarter
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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Bolivia has accepted a US$1.9 billion funding package from the International Monetary Fund, which the country's president hopes can be used for industrial development..
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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El Congreso boliviano ha aprobado un paquete del FMI por US$1.900 millones, una medida celebrada por el presidente Paz. Si el directorio del FMI aprueba el acuerdo, este podría desbloquear financiación adicional de otros organismos internacionales y respaldar reformas orientadas a atraer inversión privada..
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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Prefabricated concrete products are paving the way for consistent U.S. construction activity..
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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Canada's retaliatory tariffs targeting US$20 billion worth of goods imported from the U.S. are now in effect. This includes a 50% tariff on U.S. steel and aluminum products and derivatives, as well as a range of tariffs on a variety of goods, although energy, electricity and potash fertilizer were spared.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
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New U.S. paper mill construction accounts for nearly $4 billion in active spending, with strong showings from the tissue and packaging sectors..
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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A potentially historic El Niño will reshape North American temperature, precipitation and energy-demand patterns through fall 2026 and winter 2026-27..
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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Wildfire risk expands across major U.S. energy regions as heat and dryness increase concerns from ERCOT and the southern Plains to the Pacific Northwest..
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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Walmart emerges as a clear leader in a $12 billion buildout of U.S. food warehousing & distribution projects.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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Canada's retaliatory tariffs targeting US$20 billion worth of goods imported from the U.S. are now in effect. This includes a 50% tariff on U.S. steel and aluminum products and derivatives, as well as a range of tariffs on a variety of goods, although energy, electricity and potash fertilizer were spared..
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
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U.S. infant formula makers have a lined up large and small expansion projects at their plants to boost production..
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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A potentially historic El Niño will reshape North American temperature, precipitation and energy-demand patterns through fall 2026 and winter 2026-27..
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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Industrial Info Resources data show project activity making headway in the U.S. textiles sector.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott has directed the state's environmental regulator to issue no new air or water permits for data centers until ERCOT and the Texas Water Development Board have gained information regarding current and future power and water use of the facilities..
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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Plans to build data-center infrastructure in North America, mainly the United States, now exceed $5 trillion of tracked project value..
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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Industrial Info Resources is tracking more than $55 billion of projects in the U.S. semiconductor and computer sector that are set to begin construction in the fourth quarter.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
Featured Story
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Amid a $50 billion plan to reshore medicine production, Eli Lilly broke ground on a $6.5 billion manufacturing plant in Houston, Texas.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
Read the Article
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Data centers play the dominant role in all but one of the top five U.S. states anticipating the most industrial construction project starts in 2027..
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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Megaprojects valued at $1 billion or more are taking shape in the U.S., and several are on the books to begin construction next year..
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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The U.S. is ground-zero for GLP-1 drugs, which is fueling billions of dollars of construction investment from the pharmaceutical industry..
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
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QatarEnergy says it will take up to three years to repair its LNG infrastructure damaged in the Middle East conflict.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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Plans to build data-center infrastructure in North America, mainly the United States, now exceed $5 trillion of tracked project value.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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Ecuador's president expects oil production to rise to 500,000 bpd by the second half of 2027.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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The EU is looking at increased gas imports in the coming decades with a worst-case scenario envisaging imports rising to 98%.
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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Chile's Cochilco released a report highlighting the rapid expansion of global smelting capacity, negative treatment and refining charges, geographic concentration and limited copper concentrate supply.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Yogesh Kumar, Lead Researcher-Power
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One of the leading U.S. suppliers of LNG is in a deal to supply China for the next 20 years.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Yogesh Kumar, Lead Researcher-Power
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By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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Australia has pulled the plug on restarting the blast furnace at the troubled Whyalla Steelworks and announced that half of the plant's workers will be made redundant.
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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Ask what it exhaled on. Partial Saudi export recovery and heavier transit flows -- physical, verifiable. And a meeting at the UN that has not yet happened. Hope, though, is not what drives the operations of a global commodities supply chain. Nor wishful thinking.
Such as Washington repeatedly urging Kyiv to stop striking Russian refineries, to curb surging global diesel prices. Have you considered the reversal sitting inside that sentence? Energy prices used to be an output of war strategy. They have become an input to it.
Elsewhere, a federal judge voided New York's $75 billion climate superfund on preemption grounds as a Super El Nino looms while Washington and Beijing continue to "kick shins" beneath their negotiation tables being set up this week.
Seven months into this Middle East Conflict and the question is no longer where equity and commodity market prices go; but whether world leaders -- meeting at the UN General Assembly this week -- can hammer out effective agreements as global diesel markets pricing shocks drive decisions across industries.