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Explore How Connecticut and New Jersey Punch Above Their Weight in Aggregate Production

Size Doesn’t Matter: How Connecticut and New Jersey Punch Above Their Weight in Aggregate Production

When it comes to aggregate production, bigger isn’t always better. While states like Texas and California garner much attention due to their large geographical size and abundant resources, smaller states like Connecticut and New Jersey consistently show impressive aggregate production figures. But how is it possible for these smaller states to compete with the bigger players? The answer lies in a combination of factors, including efficiency, quality, and strategic location.[…]

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A screenshot of the Mineralocity Aggregates platform showing construction aggregate demand using Dodge Construction Network Data.

4 U.S. Counties Poised for Explosive Growth in Construction Aggregate Demand

When it comes to the construction aggregate industry, knowing where to focus your attention and resources can be half the battle. Thanks to exclusive data from Dodge Construction Network, and rigorous analysis on the Mineralocity Aggregates platform, we’re spotlighting four U.S. counties where future demand for construction aggregates is poised to skyrocket. Grayson County, Texas Total Projects: 92 Total Valuation: $30 Billion Wide Infrastructure Projects: 1 ($5 Million) Local Infrastructure[…]

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Chart showing aggregate consumption trends in the US over a decade period.

Analysis of Per-Capita Consumption Trends for Construction Aggregates in the U.S. (2012-2022)

In the realm of construction, aggregates stand as a cornerstone material. For the U.S., understanding consumption trends of these aggregates on a per-capita basis offers key insights into the construction industry’s health, the evolution of urbanization, infrastructure development, and the nation’s overall economic momentum. A Rising Demand From the data provided by the USGS and US Census Bureau, spanning 2012 to 2022, there’s a distinct upward trajectory in the per-capita[…]

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