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Bechtel nixes $1B power plant after years of permitting battles

Construction Dive

The company said ongoing environmental lawsuits are the main reason it scrapped plans for a gas-fired electric-generating facility in Pennsylvania.

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Pennsylvania Governor Paves Way to Reopen Construction on May 1

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Collidge On April 20, Pennsylvania Gov. Under the previous order, construction was permitted to continue only if the business qualified as “life-sustaining” and was performing emergency repairs or if the business obtained a waiver. … Continue reading Pennsylvania Governor Paves Way to Reopen Construction on May 1.

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Straw Bale Building in Pennsylvania

Natural Building

All of the straw bale building projects Koko has designed and helped build are fully compliant with building permits, she said, adding that homeowners just need to demonstrate compliance with building codes. The post Straw Bale Building in Pennsylvania appeared first on Natural Building Blog.

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Pennsylvania Superior Court Places Time Limit on Good Faith Withholding Under CASPA

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Silvi filed a complaint against Carney alleging breach of contract, violation of the Pennsylvania Contractor and Subcontractor Payment Act (CASPA), and unjust enrichment. In its cross-appeal, Carney argued that the court’s award of lost profits was in error because Pennsylvania law does not permit lost volume seller claims.

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Pennsylvania Developer Officially Tanks 1,000-MW Gas Powerplant

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cancelled huge Pittsburgh-area facility, which won state permits dating to 2017, after environmental groups challenged it as a “zombie” project that missed construction deadlines and lost grid access. Robinson Power Co.

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Pennsylvania legislators work on bill to update demolition codes following fatal building collapse

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Pennsylvania lawmakers are working on a bill to update demolition codes, in the wake of a fatal building collapse in Philadelphia in June. The bill would strengthen standards to apply for a demolition permit. read more.

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Sunoco Agrees to $12.6 million Fine to Resume Mariner 2 East Build

Construction Equipment

fine for permit violations to the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) after which the company will be allowed to resume construction on the Mariner 2 East natural gas pipeline. Energy Transfer Partner subsidiary, Sunoco Pipeline LLP, Thursday agreed to pay a $12.6