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Ground broken, Utah hydrogen plant gets $500M DOJ financing

The Advanced Clean Energy Storage project near Delta, expected to be the world’s largest industrial hydrogen production and storage facility, has received a commitment for over $500 million in debt financing from the U.S. Department of Energy. The agency’s Loan Programs Office…

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Eccles School of Business to build new Impact and Prosperity Epicenter

The David Eccles School of Business at the University of Utah has announced that it will break ground this summer on its new Impact and Prosperity Epicenter. The facility is envisioned as a multidisciplinary hub for innovation, impact and prosperity, which will provide student…

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Ingenovis Health acquires Vista Staffing

Vista Staffing Solutions of Cottonwood Heights has been acquired by Cincinnati-based Ingenovis Health Inc., a healthcare workforce solutions company backed by private investment firms Cornell Capital and Trilantic North America. Vista was previously owned by Envision Physician…

ELearning Bros. buys CoreAxis

American Fork-based eLearning Brothers has announced its third acquisition of 2022. The learning services and technology company has acquired CoreAxis, a creative training design, development and on-demand learning resource provider of Southborough, Massachusetts. CoreAxis…

Allegiant announces aircraft base in Provo

Allegiant Travel Co., the parent company of Allegiant Air, has announced plans to establish an aircraft base at Provo Airport (PVU). The Las Vegas-based company said it will invest approximately $95 million to establish the new base of operations, creating at least 157 new,…

Breeze names Doxey president

Breeze Airways, a Salt Lake City-based airline that began operation in May 2021, has announced that airline veteran Tom Doxey has been named president. The announcement was made by Breeze founder and CEO David Neeleman. Neeleman also said that Natalie Atwood has been named chief…

Gardner Cos. announce leadership changes

The Gardner Cos., a Salt Lake City real estate development company, has announced changes in its leadership. The company announced that founder Kem C. Gardner will transition into a new position as chairman emeritus, while his son Christian Gardner will remain as CEO and become…

Your most important leadership responsibility: Succession planning

Richard Tyson Of all the dimensions of leadership, perhaps the most important (and often overlooked) aspect of leading is the development of a successor. “Leadership is not defined by the exercise of power but by the capacity to increase the sense of power among those led. The…

Succeeding in Your Business: Does your startup really need a business plan?

Cliff Ennico “I am new to this country and am taking a class in the evenings on how to start my own business. I understand that you need a tax ID number and that it’s a good idea to form a corporation or limited liability company (LLC) to protect myself from lawsuits. At what…

Construction financing in a rising-rate environment

Ryan Speirs “Building is about getting around the obstacles that are presented to you.” The quote from Jeremy Renner rings true in today’s unique economic environment. Post-pandemic economic re-sorting will certainly impact the commercial real estate industry — especially with…

DOCUMENTATION: The key to preventing and winning construction claims

Kent B. Scott Both practically and legally, a picture is worth a thousand words. In both the construction and legal industries, attempting to resolve issues based on oral conversations can be a recipe for further conflict. This is because it is inherently difficult to determine…

The State of Our Industry: A CONSTRUCTION ROUNDTABLE

Hosted by the Salt Lake City Law Firm of Babcock, Scott & Babcock PARTICIPANTS David Alter , President, Ensign Engineering and Land Surveying Ken Hamson , Vice President, Whitaker Construction Co. Braden Moore , Director of Project Development, Big-D Construction Tait Ketchum ,…

Building homes in the Navajo nation

Ana Belmonte The DesignBuildUTAH program at the University of Utah College of Architecture & Planning engages students in design and construction projects, applying foundational knowledge obtained in the classroom to real-world projects through two experiences:…

THE DOMINO EFFECT: How increasing costs and rates affect commercial construction and, ultimately, consumers

Brady Fosmark Utah’s commercial construction industry currently has a number of moving parts, from supply and demand issues, to rising construction costs and material shortages, to increasing interest rates. When one shifts, it pushes on the others and eventually triggers a…

How to make installing electric vehicle chargers fast and easy

As the number of electric vehicles (EV) on the road increases, customers and employees will demand more on-site vehicle charging stations. Fortunately, you don’t have to know a lot about electric vehicle charger installation to make your employees and customers happy. You just…

Facing today's challenges in the construction industry

Mike Luke First, thanks so much for the team at The Enterprise . Besides keeping us well-informed year-round, they help us appear more professional to those studying or considering Utah. At last June’s Mountainlands Area Plan Room Mid-Year Review, we presented Enterprise chief…

Automation in the construction workplace

Bahar Ferguson The benefits of automation in the workplace are many, but success isn’t guaranteed, especially with so many options available today. Whether you’re looking for an automated marketing platform or automated process for policies, any business can benefit from…

Contractors and surety companies: How 2021 shaped up and what the outlook is for 2022

Brady Thorn What is the surety market looking like in the state of Utah? Well, it’s matching the construction industry in the Beehive State and is healthy. A healthy construction economy in the state means “soft” market conditions for the surety markets competing in Utah. It is…

The age of the Jetsons has arrived: An Introduction to ABC Tech Alliance

Chris DeHerrera In a recent podcast that I had the pleasure of recording with Teresa Foxley, president of Economic Development Corporation of Utah (EDCUtah), I was intrigued by a discussion we had on the newest economic revolution taking the world by storm. The revolution is…

Industry Briefs 5-9-22

Industry Briefs are provided as a free service to our readers. Company news information may be sent to brice@slenterprise.com . The submission deadline is one week before publication. ASSOCIATIONS • The South Valley Chamber of Commerce has named Don Willie as chief operating…

Despite energy infrastructure, Utah still faces high fuel costs

Brice Wallace Utah is America’s 10th-largest oil producer. It also has five fuel refineries. However, experts say, that’s not enough to make Utah self-sufficient when it comes to gasoline prices, leaving individual consumers and businesses to face price spikes at the…

Report: Utah best in nation for low mortgage rates

Redfin, a Seattle-based online real estate brokerage, reports that Utah has the highest percentage of homeowners in the nation with mortgage rates under 4 percent — substantially below the current rates that are near 5 percent. In Utah 65 percent of homeowners have a mortgage…

Colorado group buys Provo's Rock Canyon Bank

National Bank Holdings Corp. (NBHC), a Greenwood, Colorado-based bank holding company, has acquired Community Bancorporation of Provo. Community Bankcorporation is the holding company for Rock Canyon Bank, a community bank with seven branches in Provo, Lehi, Orem, Pleasant Grove…

Superior Farms opens sustainable sheep operation in Nephi

Superior Farms, a major U.S. producer of sustainably-raised lamb based in Davis, California, has opened its Sheep Discovery Center in Nephi. The one-of-a-kind, state-of-the-art center was created in partnership with sheep producers from six states and Superior Farms said it is…

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