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Industry Observations

February 2, 2026 Taylor Moore

U.S. solar manufacturing gains momentum

The U.S. solar manufacturing, supply chain and overall industry saw major gains in 2025. According to the Solar Energy Industries

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City Report: Veronica McBeth, DOT of Baltimore

Veronica McBeth, DOT for the City of Baltimore, Md., shares her outlook for 2026 After working as a Deputy Assistant

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January 5, 2026 Sofia Feeney

What government contractors should expect in 2026

Americans experienced a rapidly changing world in 2025 and from all indications, it appears that change will continue to be

Energy Industry Observations

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The nuclear outlook on the Big Beautiful Bill

While President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act targeted the previous administration’s Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) support for emission-less energy

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DOT announces new freight infrastructure plan

February 9, 2026 Taylor Moore

The U.S. Department of Transportation’s (DOT) Office of the Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology posted a Request for Information

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