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Meta Platforms has agreed to fully fund new energy infrastructure to support its massive data center project in Louisiana under a deal with Entergy Louisiana. The agreement marks one of the clearest examples yet of how big tech are increasingly being involved in the underwriting of energy and grid expansion to meet the soaring energy […]
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Duke Energy has received approval from the Public Service Commission of South Carolina to build a $3.2 billion natural gas-fired power plant in Anderson County, marking the utility’s first new generation project in the state in more than a decade. The planned combined-cycle facility will have a capacity of 1,365 megawatts and is expected to […]
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Qiddiya East Village tender marks a major step as Qiddiya Investment Company invites bids for a $266 million hospitality development. The tender strengthens progress within Qiddiya Entertainment City while attracting contractor interest. Moreover, it signals continued investment in tourism infrastructure aligned with Vision 2030. Developers are advancing timelines to meet ris...
In a significant development in Scotland’s offshore wind sector, Ørsted and BlueFloat Energy have exited the Stromar floating offshore wind project, leaving Nadara as the sole owner. The development which is part of the ScotWind leasing round is a 1.5GW floating wind project off the coast of Caithness, Scotland. Project Overview The Stromar project is […]
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Brisbane Olympic Stadium has moved into focus following the unveiling of a major stadium plan valued at approximately $2.5 billion , equivalent to about AUS $3.8 billion. The Queensland Government presented the updated concept as part of its delivery roadmap for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, confirming Victoria Park as the preferred site for […]
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