One of the perennial challenges facing Washington, D.C. trade groups is how to object to policies without becoming objectionable. Groups that are too strident in opposing a proposal risk getting sidelined or left out of future deliberations. Ultimately, the game inside the Beltway is staying relevant, regardless of which party controls the presidency or the Congress. For the last »

The U.S. Northeast, which includes Delaware, New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania, has one of the strongest showings for upcoming Industrial Manufacturing project starts in the country, with plans for more than $5.8 billion in first-quarter project starts. The projects cover a diverse range of sectors, including airport projects, semiconductors and computers, microgrids, and warehousing and distribution. New »

Welcome back! Industrial Info's blog is no longer in lockdown, so it's a good time to review our recent webinar series, the 2020 North American Industrial Market Outlook Mid-Year Update. Our experts examined the pandemic's impact on the world's major industries, and they have one thing in common: Their outlooks are very different from where they were in January. Here's »

All things must come to an end--even the best gas turbine rotors. So what do you do when your GE Gas Turbine rotor is reaching its designed end-of-life limit? EthosEnergy has the answer, and you can hear all about in a Webinar on Tuesday, March 24, from 9 to 10 pm CDT. Kale Dreymala, the project manager for EthosEnergy's GT »

Standing at a terminal overlooking the Corpus Christi Bay in Texas, one reflects on where all of these vessels are headed as they make their way out into the wider world, supplying hydrocarbon molecules mainly for global electrification: Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) to Power. This Corpus Christi LNG export terminal is one of four recently placed into service. Even more »