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The New York Building Congress has appointed Ralph J. Esposito as its new Chair. Esposito, currently President of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic region at Suffolk, replaces Elizabeth Velez, who held the position since January 2020. Esposito brings 24 years of experience and has been instrumental in significant projects, including the September 11 Memorial. He emphasizes addressing challenges in the region and collaborating with various stakeholders to enhance New York's infrastructure. The Building Congress has also released its 2022 Policy Agenda to bolster the economy and housing stock.
FREYR Battery (NYSE: FREY) announced that CEO Tom Einar Jensen will join the delegation of the Crown Prince of Norway during his visit to New York on December 6 and 7. Jensen will participate in a panel discussion focused on financing the green transition at the New York Stock Exchange, alongside other industry leaders. FREYR plans to develop up to 43 GWh of battery cell production capacity by 2025, with a total ambition of 83 GWh by 2028. A joint venture with Koch Strategic Platforms aims for an initial 50 GWh of battery manufacturing capacity in the U.S.