While economists see a flat year for nonresidential construction in 2012, some notable projects are in the works that will pump up electrical sales. Over the past two weeks, news hit the street of several massive projects in the downtown redevelopment, public works and utility and markets. Here's a quick look at what's cooking.

Toronto's Globe and Mail recently reported that Oxford Properties, a Canadian developer, is moving ahead with its plans for a $15 billion redevelopment project on Manhattan's West Side at the Hudson Yards railroad yard. With its spectacular river views and proximity to midtown Manhattan, the area has attracted prospective developers for years, but none had been able to successfully hurdle regulatory and environmental challenges.

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