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Podcast: Louisiana's industrial investment momentum: Opportunities & challenges
In this podcast, Jeremy Osterberger speaks with David Cresson, president and CEO of the LCA and the LCIA, about policy certainty, workforce development and public trust as the state competes for future manufacturing investment.

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Apple opens Houston advanced manufacturing center as AI server production ramps
Apple opened its new Advanced Manufacturing Center (AMC) in Houston.

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CenterPoint study puts 41,000 construction jobs behind Southeast Texas 765-kV transmission buildout
CenterPoint Energy released the findings of a new, third-party economic impact study of Texas transmission projects by IdeaSmiths, an independent energy systems analysis and advisory firm.

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Blue Energy, GE Vernova Hitachi sign agreement to launch next phase of Texas gas-plus-nuclear project
Blue Energy and GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy have signed an agreement advancing their collaboration to deploy a 2.5 GW gas-plus-nuclear power plant in Texas.

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Dow and X-energy get additional $1B for Texas nuclear project
X-energy and Dow will receive up to an additional $1 billion from the DOE for their Seadrift advanced reactor project in Texas, raising total public funding to $2.15 billion while maintaining a 50/50 cost-share.

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