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Cost Management for Zero-Emission & Advanced Manufacturing Infrastructure provides a practical, field-tested framework for delivering the most complex facility types being built today. As governments and private industry invest heavily in EV charging networks, zero-emission transit systems, semiconductor fabrication, battery manufacturing, and high-density data centers, traditional cost management approaches are failing. These projects rarely break down because of engineering issues. They break down in the coordination layer, where misaligned assumptions, unclear readiness criteria, and unmanaged stakeholder interfaces create cascading delays and cost escalation. Drawing on three decades of experience in mission-critical project delivery, this book explains why first-generation projects overspend, how coordination failures consume 60 to 70 percent of available project capacity, and what structural interventions reduce that overhead to 15 to 20 percent. It reveals the repeatable failure patterns across emerging infrastructure sectors and provides the tools needed to prevent them, including operational definitions, interface registers, staged readiness protocols, assumption logs, and escalation pathways. The book covers zero-emission infrastructure, semiconductor fabs, battery plants, and data centers, and offers execution frameworks for early cost loading, interface management, and rapid cost stabilization. It is written for cost managers, program directors, project executives, EPC leaders, utilities, transit agencies, and anyone responsible for delivering facilities where coordination complexity exceeds established precedent. Clear, actionable, and grounded in real-world patterns, this book equips practitioners to achieve cost predictability in the most demanding infrastructure projects of the decade.

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