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Energy department commits $6 billion to decarbonizing industrial manufacturing

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The Biden Administration announced a plan to help decarbonize the industrial manufacturing sector through a new $6 billion investment it says will eventually help lower emissions while signaling a newfound demand in the “marketplace for clean products.”

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R&D facilities for electric vehicle production are now the manufacturing sector's hottest commodity

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manufacturing and battery plants, which require a large footprint. development could lead to a golden era of highly technical corporate design for car manufacturers. Last year, skyrocketing demand sent a record $128 billion into investments for E.V. A battery plant can cover 4.5

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Green construction startup Nexii achieves zero-waste certification with Squamish Manufacturing Plant

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has become the first construction manufacturing company in North America to achieve the Total Resource Use and Efficiency (TRUE) Gold Certification for Zero Waste for its Squamish Manufacturing Plant in British Columbia, Canada. Nexii Building Solutions Inc. Administered by Green Business Certification Inc.,

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Nationwide construction starts in February carried by three large manufacturing facilities

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Nonresidential building starts carried the activity, jumping 32% due to the start of three large manufacturing facilities. Without the three manufacturing projects, total construction would have declined 6% last month. However, residential starts fell 3% and nonbuilding starts fell by less than 1%.

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THE PLUS by BIG: Revolutionizing Furniture Manufacturing with Sustainability

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THE PLUS, designed by BIG Architects and completed in 2022, represents a groundbreaking collaboration between Norwegian furniture manufacturer Vestre and BIG. The post THE PLUS by BIG: Revolutionizing Furniture Manufacturing with Sustainability appeared first on ArchEyes.

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Why Buying Manufactured Homes Are Still in Trend in 2023?

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The housing market has always been an ever-evolving industry, and one trend that seems to be sticking around in 2023 is buying manufactured homes. Despite the growing popularity of traditional stick-built homes, there are several reasons why purchasing a manufactured home is still a significant investment.

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Construction starts rebound in December, led by strength in manufacturing and infrastructure projects

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Graphic courtesy of Dodge Construction Network “December starts revealed where the current strength in the construction lies: manufacturing and infrastructure,” said Dodge Construction Network chief economist Richard Branch. “It is those segments that will provide insulation for the sector as the economy softens in 2023.