GM Shuts Down Detroit EV Plant Through Mid-April, Laying Off 1,300 Workers
General Motors is extending downtime at its Detroit electric vehicle factory. The company announced Monday that Factory ZERO will stay…
Telecommunications Networks Are Becoming Core Infrastructure
Telecommunications networks are increasingly being treated not as standalone systems, but as core infrastructure that underpins a wide range of…
Water Infrastructure Is Facing Quiet Pressure from Population Growth
Water infrastructure is not often at the centre of public discussion, but in many regions, it is beginning to face…
Golden Pass Produces Its First LNG in Texas as Global Gas Markets Tighten
Golden Pass LNG just hit a major milestone. The joint venture between QatarEnergy and Exxon Mobil produced its first liquefied…
Airports Are Rethinking Capacity in a Post-Pandemic Travel Landscape
Airports are entering a new phase of infrastructure planning, shaped by travel patterns that continue to evolve in the years…
Data Centres Are Reshaping How Cities Plan Infrastructure
The rapid expansion of data centres is beginning to influence how cities approach infrastructure planning, often in ways that extend…
When Infrastructure Becomes Invisible, So Do Its Risks
Infrastructure rarely attracts attention when it is working as intended. Roads carry traffic, power grids deliver electricity, and digital networks…
Port Infrastructure Is Emerging as a Strategic Priority
Canada’s port infrastructure is moving from a background concern to a front-line strategic issue, as global trade patterns shift and…
Canada’s Grid Faces Pressure from AI and Industrial Demand
Canada’s electricity grid is entering a period of structural strain, driven by two forces that rarely move this quickly at…
Mexico Rolls Out Billion-Peso Plan to Back Its Heavy Vehicle Industry
Mexico’s government unveiled a new support package on Thursday aimed at strengthening the country’s motor transport sector. The program focuses…