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"The defendant built a business in China to sell sensitive technology that belongs to a U.S. company."

The funding will be used to aid federal partnerships with state and local governments, and help federal investments in climate, clean energy, and other areas reach disadvantaged...

The company failed to provide suitable health and safety training regarding the use of emery cloth on lathes.

PennEnergy must implement projects to assess, modify and improve monitoring and maintenance of vapor control systems.

PCC GulfChem will co-locate operations with The Chemours Company to produce chlorine and several downstream products.

The Alabama meat processing and packing company has failed to correct safety hazards identified in two inspections dating back to 2022.

L2 Aviation intends to locate in an existing office and production facility, as well as a hangar at CVG Airport.

The 150,000-square-foot facility will expand the company's manufacturing footprint beyond its New Jersey headquarters to serve customers throughout the U.S.

The incident occurred while the employees were using a grinder to cut and replace pipework at the top of an 11-metre-high metal tank containing waste slurry.

The production lines will produce Eos Z3 utility- and industrial-scale zinc-bromine battery energy storage systems (BESS).

The document is designed to enable greater coordination to enhance a clean and competitive industrial sector.

The company, which is a joint venture between Blue Bird Corporation and Girardin, manufactures both electric and non-electric small and mid-sized school and commercial buses. ...

The EPA has reached an agreement with Plaze Inc. to resolve allegations that the company violated the federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA).

G&S Metal Products was ultimately cited for one willful violation and five serious violations.

The expansion will more than double the company’s headcount statewide.

The expansion will include a third ThruAir Dry paper making machine, additional converting lines, and a new, fully automated warehouse.

The company’s scrap metal shredding facility in Topsham, Maine, failed to have the correct air emissions license for its shredder.

Production at the new plant is expected to begin in 2025.

The new facility will be completed in two phases, with each facility phase being approximately 500,000 square feet.

The incident occurred at the company’s factory in Chirk when a pack of waste MDF sheets fell from a trailer.

The program will bring together manufacturing companies, organized labor, and training providers to build a foundation for a broad national workforce strategy.

According to the company, the DOE loan would aid in the production of its R2, a midsize SUV, and R3/R3X, a midsize crossover.

The new plant is expected to be operational in 2026.

The incident occurred at the company’s Charles Street facility while the employee was troubleshooting a rip saw machine.

The new facility is anticipated to generate more than 1,000 new jobs for the surrounding area.

The company, which specializes in steel pipe manufacturing, failed to establish safe practices for storing and stacking pipes.

“I saw the fire, and I knew that wasn’t normal. As I got closer, I was hoping I’d see the source.”

The investment will be used to expand and upgrade its existing facility where raw materials are processed, manufactured, and packaged into finished goods

The new 1.25 million-square-foot facility will produce cathode active materials (CAM) and lithium metal anodes.

The expansion will include 100,000 square feet of production space and the acquisition of cutting-edge welding technology