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The U.S. Department of Energy has chosen Peabody Energy to receive funding to advance the production of rare earth elements and critical minerals. This support will aid Peabody in establishing a pilot plant to produce market-ready rare-earth concentrate from its resource base in Wyoming’s Powder River Basin, contributing to American industry and the supply chain.
Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) is investing $40 million to expand and upgrade its manufacturing facility in Shippensburg, Pennsylvania. The expansion will add production capacity for 11 new machine models and increase the share of North American manufacturing to better meet customer demand.
Boeing has been awarded a $131.23 billion contract by the U.S. Department of Defense to support production, modernization, and sustainment of the F-15 Eagle fleet through 2037.
Operators in the Permian region are boosting crude oil and natural gas output by drilling longer, horizontal wells and incorporating super-lateral wells exceeding 15,000 feet. This trend can have positive implications for American energy production and supply chains.
LG Energy Solutions has started production at its new battery facility in Lansing, Michigan, a 226-acre site designed to manufacture large-format batteries for electric vehicles and energy storage systems, supporting potential employment for 1,700 workers at full capacity.
The Pentagon has granted Raytheon a significant $23 billion contract to increase the production of Tomahawk missiles. This move reflects a push to boost investment in production facilities and supply chains, signaling positive developments for American defense industry and skilled workers.
Moderna’s mFlusiva mRNA flu shot has been approved by the FDA, making it the first mRNA-based vaccine for flu prevention in the US market. While awaiting CDC recommendations, this development could have implications for American industry and healthcare workers involved in flu prevention efforts.
Infrastructure investor Brookfield and energy developer NextEra have been selected by the US Energy Department to construct a data center-power complex at a former Kentucky uranium enrichment site. Additionally, Amentum is in talks to develop a similar project at part of the Savannah River Site in South Carolina, potentially boosting American industry and infrastructure.
Prometheus Energetics outlines its strategy to increase domestic rocket motor capacity, enhance supply chains, and boost competition in the defense sector. This move could have positive implications for American industry and workers involved in missile production.
Austal USA and Alabama Shipyard have successfully launched AFDM 15, marking the first auxiliary floating drydock constructed for the U.S. Navy in more than four decades. This development holds significance for American shipbuilding industry and showcases the country’s continued investment in maritime infrastructure.
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