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Rochester Dam renovation project begins
/in Energy, Featured Projects, News, Waterways/Ports /by Berry CraigRochester Dam making improvements to the barrier at the lock and public safety while striving to keep the historical dam intact.
Phoenix Paper plans $200 million recycling facility at Ballard County mill bringing 500 jobs
/in Energy, Featured Projects, News, Recycling/Solid Waste /by Berry CraigPhoenix Paper LLC plans to invest $200 million to build a paper recycling facility on the grounds of the Wickliffe mill it purchased only a year ago.
Harshaw Trane Helping to improve sustainability in Kentucky hospitals
/in Energy, News /by Berry CraigSaving money on utilities is always good – but for a hospital it’s especially meaningful. Energy improvements engineered by Harshaw Trane resulted in reducing usage by more than 21 percent since 2014 – saving more than $1.7 million.