FRCE starts first full C-130T overhaul at Global TransPark

Fleet Readiness Center East has inducted the first C-130T into its 700,000-square-foot Global TransPark maintenance complex.
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Fleet Readiness Center East has inducted the first C-130T into its 700,000-square-foot Global TransPark maintenance complex.
Participating companies must return borrowed crude with additional barrels in 2027 under the exchange terms.
The proposed financing would preserve roughly 4 GW and support 433 MW of uprates at three Pennsylvania and Ohio nuclear sites.
The proposed 223-mile route has a preliminary $418 million plan combining intended federal support with nonfederal contributions.
A multiyear HALEU supply contract includes prepayments for enrichment expansion, with deliveries expected before the end of the decade.
Eight teams will advance geothermal heat-pump training programs, with the next phase focused on implementation, workers trained and new hires.
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FERC sustained its license for the 1,200 MW Goldendale pumped-storage project in Klickitat County, Washington, and denied a stay request.
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FERC staff issued its final environmental impact statement for the proposed Sabine Pass Stage 5 LNG expansion and related pipeline facilities.
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