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Arizona Company Planning $344M Solar Panel Recycling Factory in Georgia

Solarcycle said that it would hire over 600 employees to work at the Cedartown, Georgia-based facility, which is set to open in 2026.

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Staff Shortages Remain Top Challenge for Supply Chain in 2024

Respondents expressed optimism in the economy, and more than 50% say they’ve seen a “greater focus and understanding of supply chains” from those in the C-Suite.

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How 3D Printing Will Change Supply Chains and Improve Sustainability

As the technology has advanced and become more available, 3D printing is expected to become an integral part of many industries’ operations and could ultimately help companies achieve sustainability goals.

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QatarEnergy Picks Nakilat to Own and Operate up to 25 Newbuild LNG Ships

The carriers, each with a capacity of 45.96 million gallons, will be wholly owned by Nakilat and chartered out to affiliates of QatarEnergy.

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Boeing Asks Suppliers to Keep Up with 737 Program Expansion Plan

BCA executive Ihssane Mounir asked suppliers during the Pacific Northwest Aerospace Alliance conference February 7 to bear with the planemaker while it’s being audited by the FAA.

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Nearshoring to Mexico in 2024: What to Consider Before You Relocate

Companies considering a move to Mexico should make sure that their nearshoring strategies are built from a rigorous planning process.

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FAA Chief Says Boeing’s Repeat Lapses Led to Tighter Oversight

The agency expects to have enough data from an investigation launched after the accident to make initial recommendations as soon as late February, the FAA said February 5.

A Boeing 737 fuselages outside the Boeing Co. manufacturing facility in Renton, Washington.

Cut Carbon in 2024 by ‘Marketing’ to Suppliers

One challenge stalling manufacturers' ability to cut carbon emissions is a lack of data, with supplier information notoriously hard to obtain. Solving this problem is a top priority.

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Official Warns Against EU Measures Limiting Trade Support for the Solar Sector

The European Commission set a target of 750 gigawatts of solar power generation capacity by 2030, up from 260 gigawatts in 2023.

A close-up of solar panels can be seen in front of a sunset. Photo: iStock.com/JONGHO SHIN

Watch: Do We Have the Labor to Drive Advanced Manufacturing in the U.S.?

Elizabeth Berthelette, head of Northeast research and national life science research with Newmark, details the findings of the firm’s latest report on advanced manufacturing and labor availability in the U.S.

Do We Have The Labor To Drive Advanced Manufacturing In The Us

The Rising Need for Sustainable Practices in Industrial Manufacturing

Although achieving net-zero carbon emissions is a lengthy journey, manufacturers can implement minor adjustments that significantly decrease emissions.

Refocusing on High-Impact Sustainability Wins

Organizations face mounting pressure to ensure the sustainability of not just their operations and supply chains, but also those of their domestic and overseas supply chain partners.

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