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Houston American Energy Corp. Groundbreaks Cedar Port Development Phase One.
ByAinvest
Wednesday, Oct 29, 2025 8:36 am ET1min read
Houston American Energy Corp. and its subsidiary, Abundia Global Impact Group, announce the groundbreaking for Phase One of their Cedar Port development plan in Baytown, Texas. The milestone marks the start of construction on the Abundia Innovation Center and the Research and Development Facility, which will anchor the company's vision to scale and commercialize circular-economy and renewable-fuel solutions. Corvus Construction Company is delivering the project under a design-build agreement.
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