Browse

Public Service Company of Oklahoma acquires the Green Country Power Plant, adding 795 MW of capacity to improve grid reliability and support local growth.

Washington’s $4B ferry electrification plan faces delays, high costs, and new scrutiny as lawmakers weigh emissions goals against practical tradeoffs.

Brown and Caldwell buys SPI to level up in membrane tech. The move helps tackle rising demand for smarter, sustainable water treatment.

Discover how to take control of your company’s carbon footprint with the  Beyond the Surface eGuide from Schneider Electric. …

Decades of nuclear waste gridlock may finally end. A new plan backs tech and policy changes to safely manage America’s spent fuel.

Plants don’t just rely on proteins to sense heat — they use sugar too. This sweet signal could help future crops thrive in extreme heat.

Product as a Service (PaaS) helps businesses cut costs, boost efficiency, and drive circularity—positioning ESG as a competitive advantage.

A dynamic, single-step biosynthesis process aligns bacterial cellulose nanofibers in real time, creating ultra-strong, flexible biopolymer sheets that could replace plastics in electronics, packaging, and energy systems.

AB 839 fast-tracks CEQA review for sustainable aviation fuel projects—but could the streamlining trigger legal backlash over environmental safeguards?

A $725M federal push will clean up abandoned coal mines nationwide. It’s a huge chance for contractors, engineers, and green developers.

Colleges are ditching plastic reuse as costs soar and health risks grow. USEFULL’s buyback program offers a smarter, student-friendly switch.

Fireworks may dazzle, but their impact lingers. Here's how July 4th celebrations in 2025 left lasting environmental consequences—and how some communities are lighting up the sky more responsibly.

With over 200 MW of tidal potential and federal support in play, Cook Inlet could position Alaska as the U.S. leader in commercial tidal energy.

Seagrass: The Ocean's Unsung Hero

Seagrass meadows play a vital role in marine ecosystems, supporting biodiversity, absorbing carbon, and sustaining species like turtles and dugongs in the Red Sea.

Duke Energy Florida is hardening its grid with undergrounding, concrete poles, and self-healing technology to reduce outages and speed restoration during the 2025 hurricane season.

Parker Hannifin acquires Curtis Instruments for $1B, expanding its electrification portfolio in EV and hybrid control systems and accelerating growth in sustainable mobility markets.

Agencies seek public comment on adoption of 2021 IECC and ASHRAE 90.1-2019 energy standards, citing evolving market dynamics.

Six major Japanese companies are teaming up to turn scrapped cars into new ones. Their bold "Car-to-Car" plan aims to close the loop by 2035.

How to build employee trust and engagement in AI-driven safety programs

Best practices for aligning procurement, engineering, and sustainability teams for smarter, faster decisions

« Prev | 1 … 95 | 96 | 97 | 98 | 99 | 100 | 101 … 166 | Next »
Currently viewing stories posted within the past 2 years.
For all older stories, please use our advanced search.
Environment + Energy Leader