Regional Supply Chains and the New Push for Control

As geopolitical uncertainty, industrial policy and schedule pressure reshape project delivery, some owners are rethinking how and where major components are sourced, fabricated and assembled. Rather than relying entirely on long global supply chains, companies are exploring regionalization, nearshoring and more localized delivery models in pursuit of greater control, certainty and resilience. This session examines what is driving that shift, how regional industrial hubs and supplier networks could evolve across the Americas, and what it may mean for fabrication strategies, logistics demand and future project development.