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RICHLAND, WA-Power company signs a 50-year lease with the US Department of Energy for a power plant site near here. The deal is a key component of Composite's strategic plan for the energy marketplace.
PRAIRIE ISLAND, MN-The Prairie Island Indian Community sits about 600 yards from Xcel Energy's temporary nuclear waste storage site, the closest any community is in the US. The community owns and manages the Treasure Island Casino.
CARSON, CA-Watson Land Co. completes $28-million pair of 'Legacy' industrial structures here, confident that their unusual design and energy-saving features will help leasing efforts in a local market that has been sluggish.
BOISE, ID-Washington Group International Inc. and Fluor Federal Services Inc. have been selected to provide construction services to support the $107 million stabilization and closure of the U.S. Department of Energy's Hanford site in western Washington.
COLUMBUS, MS-The Tennessese Valley Authority's $25 million, two-acre complex is designed to store up to 120 megawatt-hours of energy and will be capable of providing power to 7,500 homes for up to 10 hours. Completion is scheduled for 2003. Sixty jobs will be created.
GRESHAM, OR-American Honda is up and running this week in its new "green" building here. The 212,888 sq. ft. warehouse, training center and zone office was designed and constructed with recycled, recyclable and sustainable building materials.
AUSTIN-The city-owned Austin Energy and owners of the 235-acre Domain business campus strike a high-ticket deal for high-power sources, energy-efficient systems and a powerful marketing tool. It's not a free deal, says an energy company exec.
ORLANDO-Major distribution users are willing to pay more per square foot for storage space near key surface transportation arteries so that their products can get to the consumer faster, industry specialists tell GlobeSt.com.
HOUSTON-Owners of five flex properties secure an aggregate $20.4 million in financing packages arranged with the Lutheran Brotherhood and Sun Life Assurance of Canada. Horsham, PA-based GMAC Commercial's Houston office structure the packages.
HOUSTON-Stabil Drill, a supplier of oil field drilling equipment, has bought a four-building industrial complex in the city's northern tier. The buyer's broker says at least $100,000 will be going into upgrades.