SITE DEVELOPMENT: From Shovel-Ready To Speed-Ready
How does speed factor into the new math of site development?
How does speed factor into the new math of site development?
Louisiana’s data center and LNG portfolio deepens from parish to parish.
While many states, regions, location advisors and companies bemoan a lack of shovel-ready sites for industrial development, a bevy of certification and funding announcements for that exact type of property continues to proliferate.
Amazon announces its first data center campuses in Louisiana; Hyundai Motor Group to explore new tech and energy applications in South Korea; A new solid missile rocket facility selects Virginia.
Hut 8 announces a new multi-billion data center campus in Louisiana; Alnylam Pharmaceuticals makes room for future medicine pipeline in Massachusetts; Swisher International plans major expansion in Florida.
The nation's first heavy rare earth separation plant lands in Louisiana; Lambda plans to deliver a 100MW AI Factory in Missouri; Cambrex expands pharmaceutical manufacturing capacity in Iowa
Meta secures billions to construct a new JV data center campus in Louisiana; Pharmaceutical company adds new production facility to its 85-year-old site in Virginia; Eos Energy announced an HQ move and expanded operations in Pennsylvania.
Global defense contractor expands operations in Louisiana; Marks & Spencer prepare to fill domestic supply chain needs in England; Vantage Data Centers brings a new data center campus to Texas.
What began a dozen years ago as a dream to transform a large tract of farmland in south Louisiana into a modern industrial park has emerged this year as a major economic development force in the South.
Billions in foreign investment are coming to Louisiana’s energy sector.
A new report profiles aspects of the top five U.S. states for energy talent.
Massive Meta project ‘changes the narrative’ for Louisiana.
The state’s new leader of economic development is here to ‘blow it up.’
Gulf Coast ports usher in an era of resiliency and record-setting deals.
The federal Inflation Reduction Act is hitting home in the south-central U.S., where states known for big employers in the oil and gas industries are generating thousands of new jobs in clean energy...
The energy infrastructure of Southwest Louisiana’s five ports fuels industrial growth.
Global measures see commerce momentum shifting to Asian ports, with efficiency leaders also found in the Middle East and Africa.
Where vision becomes reality, collaboration is key to the city’s economic development plans.
Only two weeks after announcing its intention to build a fifth U.S.-based vertically integrated photovoltaic solar module plant somewhere in the country (and one day after this Site Selection Snapshot highlighting a clean energy manufacturing surge), First Solar, Inc. on August 10 announced it had selected the Acadiana Regional Airport in Iberia Parish, Louisiana, for what is believed to be the single largest capital investment in the area’s history.
Louisiana cleans up while helping the world meet its clean energy goals.
The transformation of Greater Lake Charles was borne of adversity.
Industrial consumers of energy today require much more from their utilities than reliable and competitively priced power.
In the USA, Foreign-trade Zones (FTZs) serve a reasonably singular purpose in their operations Reduce customs tariffs.
The nation’s first offshore wind farm may have been built off the coast of New England, but it came to fruition with a healthy measure of Cajun ingenuity.