Construction Review
- Pennsylvania’s Data Center Boom: Grid, Water, and Local Control Under Pressure June 15, 2026Pennsylvania data center boom is accelerating, and the state is stepping in to set limits on how, where, and at what cost they develop. On June 8, Governor Josh Shapiro’s administration released the full GRID (Governor’s Responsible Infrastructure Development) Standards, a voluntary incentive program that ties tax benefits to grid capacity, clean energy, jobs, and […]Peter Mwaniki
- $3.5bn US Solar Storage Financing Powers Cypress Creek Large-Scale Renewable Construction Expansion June 12, 2026US solar storage project, valued at $3.5 billion, has secured major financing that accelerates construction across multiple utility-scale renewable sites in the United States. Additionally, the funding package strengthens one of the largest combined solar and battery storage pipelines in the country. Cypress Creek Renewables structured the capital raise to support long-term buildout and grid […]Jefther A
- $66 Billion Sydney-Newcastle High Speed Rail Project Seen Easing Australia’s Housing Crisis June 12, 2026Sydney-Newcastle High Speed rail project is emerging as a potential solution to Australia’s housing shortage as policymakers link faster regional transport with new housing supply. The proposed $66 billion rail corridor would connect Sydney and Newcastle in about one hour. Consequently, the project could unlock major residential development opportunities along the route while allowing more […]Jefther A
- $6bn+ Project Liberty Data Center Campus in South Carolina Dealt Blow as Developer Pulls Out June 12, 2026Developer of $6bn+ Project Liberty data center campus in South Carolina, Stream Data Centers, has pulled out of the project, dealing it a deafening blow. The firm announced that it will no longer continue move forward with the project citing utility timing constraints. The company announced the decision on its website, stating it is unable […]Joel Mairura
- Mountain Valley Southgate Pipeline Advances, Court Rejects Environmental Groups Bid to Halt Project June 12, 2026The proposed Mountain Valley Southgate natural gas pipeline extension has received a significant legal boost after a U.S. federal appeals court rejected requests by environmental groups seeking to halt state-issued water quality certifications for the project. The ruling allows Southgate natural gas pipeline construction activities to continue while broader legal challenges proceed, marking another milestone […]Eugene Frank
- Construction underway on Crescendo, the final tower at Miami’s Link at Douglas transit hub June 12, 202613th Floor Investments and its partner Barings have started construction on Crescendo, the fourth and final residential tower at Link at Douglas, one of Miami’s largest transit-oriented developments. The 37-story tower will add 392 apartments and is expected to be delivered in 2029, completing the 7-acre mixed-use community next to Miami-Dade County’s Douglas Road Metrorail […]Robert Barnes