Antares Nuclear signs a multi-year deal for up to eight metric tons of TRISO fuel from Oak Ridge based Standard Nuclear.

Georgia PSC staff approve Georgia Power's contract to serve a 3,200 megawatt OpenAI data center in Effingham County.

Oak Ridge TRISO fuel producer Standard Nuclear reports 4.7 million dollars in second quarter revenue and a 576.9 million

Black Bear Minerals secures a 12.5 million dollar placement to fund drilling at the Shafter Silver Project in Texas.

A Careerminds survey of 3,022 small-business owners estimates AI could handle part of 1.29 million Georgia jobs.

Raytheon completes a 17,000 square foot, 50 million dollar expansion at its Forest, Mississippi plant, adding 100 jobs.

Averitt opens a 100,000 square foot distribution and fulfillment facility in Jackson, Mississippi, near I-20 and I-55.

Behnke Dedicated and Logistics acquires AG Freight of Piedmont, South Carolina, adding drayage and a Southeast base.

TVA tested a University of South Florida laser deicing system at its Watts Bar and Sequoyah plants in Tennessee.

Atlantic Aviation broke ground on an FBO terminal, 37,000 sq ft hangar and ramp at Nashville's John C. Tune Airport.

The Army selected five companies to build microreactors at bases including Fort Benning, Fort Bragg and Fort Hood.

UPS executives said 70 percent of employees use AI, at the carrier's fifth Impact Summit in Sandy Springs.

Austin City Council is weighing zoning and resource rules for AI data centers before a hyperscale site is proposed.

Harbert Management acquired the 323 MW Mid-Georgia Cogen plant in Kathleen, Georgia, citing state load growth.

Georgia regulators approved a 3.2 GW Georgia Power supply contract for OpenAI's planned Effingham County data center.

Plant Vogtle now operates four units, the largest US nuclear station by generating capacity.

NRC may rule on TVA's Clinch River BWRX-300 construction permit by late September or early October 2026.

Texas grid planners cut peak demand projections as data center interconnection requests slow.