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The Houston Ship Channel's Project 11 Widening Finishes
ESTIMATED63% CONFIDENCEin 3.3 yearsPort Houston's project page describes "expediting the process to complete the work in 2029", a year rather than a day, so it sits at the end of that year.[1]Project 11 widens the channel by 170 feet along its Galveston Bay reach, from 530 to 700 feet, and deepens upstream segments to 46.5 feet so the largest container ships can pass one another. Dredging began in 2022; Port Houston finished its own segments in October 2025 and the US Army Corps of Engineers is completing the rest, with the spoil building bird islands, marsh and oyster reef.0.67Stad Ship Tunnel Construction Pushed to Early 2027
Stadlandet, Norway
DELAYED3 years late64% CONFIDENCEin 100 daysGiven as scheduled, per the source[1]: "the aim of starting construction in the beginning of 2027."Norway's plan to blast the world's first full-scale ship tunnel through the Stad peninsula has cleared its funding hurdles, with construction now set to begin in early 2027.kr 8.6B0.66Hartsfield-Jackson's Widened Concourse D Is Due to Be Finished
Concourse D, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Atlanta, GA 30320Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
ESTIMATED50% CONFIDENCEin 2.8 yearsThe airport's phase-two announcement has "19 modules planned in total by the project's completion in the summer of 2029" - a season, not a fixed day.[1]Atlanta is rebuilding Concourse D in place, floating 19 prefabricated steel modules into position overnight to make the 1980s concourse about 60 percent wider and able to take larger aircraft while it keeps operating. Phase two began in January 2025 with the sixth module.0.65JFK's New Terminal One Phase 1 Slips to Late 2026
DELAYED5 months late65% CONFIDENCEin 68 daysGiven as scheduled, per the source[1]: "This opening date has been pushed back to November 2026 at the earliest".The first phase of JFK's $9.5BN New Terminal One, originally due in June 2026, will not open before November 2026 at the earliest.$9.5B0.64Thacker Pass Finishes Its First Phase
ESTIMATED70% CONFIDENCEin 1.3 yearsLithium Americas targets mechanical completion of Phase 1 in "late 2027", with the production ramp following in 2028. Only a half-year is given, so the pin takes the last day of 2027.[1]Lithium Americas targets mechanical completion of Thacker Pass Phase 1 in late 2027, a 40,000-tonne-a-year lithium carbonate plant in northern Nevada.0.63New Harbor Bridge Opens in Corpus Christi
New Harbor Bridge, Corpus Christi, Texas, United States
CONFIRMED88% CONFIDENCE1.2 years agoHappened as dated, per the source[1]: "The long-awaited, $1.3 billion Harbor Bridge opened Saturday in Corpus Christi, Texas".After years of safety-related construction halts and cost overruns, the new cable-stayed Harbor Bridge across Corpus Christi's ship channel finally opened to traffic in 2025.$1.3B0.63TSMC's Second Arizona Fab Starts Mass Production
ESTIMATED72% CONFIDENCEin 281 daysTSMC[2] said it had "pushed up the mass production schedule for its second wafer fab in the U.S. state of Arizona to the second half of 2027 from the previously planned 2028," naming a half-year rather than a day.The second fab on TSMC's north Phoenix campus, whose structure was finished in 2025, is due to begin high-volume manufacturing in the second half of 2027 - a year earlier than the schedule the company had previously given. Chairman C.C. Wei gave the pulled-forward date on 15 January 2026; the campus is the centrepiece of a $165 billion Arizona investment.0.63TSMC's 1.6nm-Class A16 Process Enters Volume Production
DELAYED12 months late67% CONFIDENCEin 1.3 yearsTSMC's[2][5] Kevin Zhang told Tom's Hardware "A16 will be ready for production in 2026... we expect volume production to begin in 2027", and TSMC's roadmap slide lists A16 under 2027; with no quarter named, the year's last day stands in.A16, TSMC's first node with Super Power Rail backside power delivery, is expected to reach volume production in 2027, a year after the 2026 production TSMC planned when it unveiled the node.0.63Port Waratah Begins Shiploader 7.09 Overhaul at Kooragang Terminal
CONFIRMED90% CONFIDENCE1.2 years agoPort Waratah's 6 May 2025 news release states the four-month refurbishment outage on Shiploader 7.09 began in July 2025.[1]Port Waratah Coal Services took Shiploader 7.09 offline for a four-month overhaul at its Kooragang Coal Terminal, fitting a new seven-metre loading chute and trimmer flap. The refurbishment is part of a $270 million program to modernise the Newcastle coal export terminal.0.63Hinkley Point C Unit 1 Now Targeted for 2030
DELAYED5 years late62% CONFIDENCEin 4.3 yearsGiven as scheduled, per the source[1]: "the first 1.6 GW unit of its Hinkley Point C nuclear project in the UK is scheduled to start producing electricity in 2030".EDF has pushed the first reactor at Britain's Hinkley Point C nuclear plant back to 2030 and raised its cost estimate to roughly £35bn in 2015 prices.£35B0.63Foundation Work Begins on the Commanders' New Stadium at RFK
CONFIRMED90% CONFIDENCE175 days agoThe article states "Work on foundational infrastructure began in April 2026, with groundbreaking scheduled for early 2027", giving the month but not the day.[1]Work started on the foundational infrastructure for a 65,000-seat domed stadium on the old RFK Stadium site in southeast Washington, with the full groundbreaking held back to early 2027 and opening expected in 2030. The Commanders are putting up $2.7 billion towards a project projected at $3.8 billion; the District is spending $500 million on infrastructure and will own the building.0.63Major Construction Starts on SEA's S Concourse Rebuild
ESTIMATED50% CONFIDENCEin 1.3 yearsThe Port of Seattle says the work has "major construction scheduled to start in 2027", a year rather than a day, so it sits at the end of that year.[1]The Port of Seattle's S Concourse Evolution project adds 150,000 square feet to the 1973 satellite concourse that handles most of SEA's international flights, including a new upper concourse level and dual-level boarding at selected gates, reusing customs space freed when the International Arrivals Facility opened in 2022. All phases are estimated to finish by 2034.$2.5B0.63
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