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US allocates $1.8bn to repair damaged infrastructure

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By Joe Quirke Verified
| Global Construction Review Verified
The Roanoke River rising over a road in Roanoke City, Virginia (Larry Metayer/Dreamstime) $908m of the funding will be spent fixing damage caused by 2024’s Hurricane Helene, the deadliest mainland US hurricane since Hurricane Katrina. The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) claims the total spent on infrastructure repair work in the wake of Hurricane Helene is $3.4bn, including $2.9bn in North Carolina.
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Turkey gets first solar-powered airport terminal

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By Joe Quirke Verified
| Global Construction Review Verified
Solar panels on the rooftop of Dalaman Airport’s terminal (Ferrovial) Rooftop photovoltaic panels are able to generate 20,000 MWh of renewable electricity annually. Producing that amount of electricity with fossil fuels would emit 8,500 tons of CO₂. The system was designed to be integrated into the airport’s existing architecture and operations, using rooftop space only.
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Bechtel opens Polish office to oversee country’s first nuclear plant

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By Joe Quirke Verified
| Global Construction Review Verified
A render of the nuclear facility on Poland’s Baltic coast (Image courtesy of Polish Nuclear Power Plants/Bechtel) The office will serve as an engineering and operations hub for the nuclear facility in Choczewo, Pomerania, on the Baltic coast, which is Poland’s first nuclear project and will be built by Westinghouse and Bechtel alongside Polish utility company Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe.
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