The Ohio Supreme Court upheld approval of a 130-MW solar project, affirming the Power Siting Board’s review of environmental, economic, and public-interest impacts.
Grid bottlenecks, transformer shortages, and supply chain delays are forcing boards to reassess capital timing, operational resilience, and enterprise risk.
Regulatory volatility and market repricing are forcing executives to rethink risk exposure, capital timing, and operational resilience heading into 2026.
Rising energy demand is reshaping sustainability priorities, putting buildings at the center of efforts to cut energy use, reduce emissions, and relieve pressure on the grid.
The CDC will hold a public January 28, 2026 meeting of its radiation worker health subcommittee to review dose reconstruction procedures and related documents.
New testing across major brands suggests recycled polyester sheds more microfibres and “recycled” claims may be inconsistent—raising ESG and compliance risk.
An IMF climate policy diagnostic finds climate shocks pose macro-critical risks to Liberia’s economy, urging reforms across energy, water, and fiscal policy.
The Supreme Court will hear a case testing whether federal agencies exceeded their authority, a ruling that could affect future regulatory and ESG enforcement.
Ohio’s new gas rate law allows utilities to negotiate large-load contracts while isolating infrastructure costs—reshaping risk for executives, finance, and energy buyers.
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United Rentals scales an AI-powered maintenance platform with AWS to speed repairs, improve fleet utilization, and support safer equipment servicing.
Seatrium and a Maersk affiliate resolved arbitration tied to a wind turbine installation vessel, securing delivery by February 2026 and stabilizing an offshore wind project.
GEF approved $52.8 million for UNEP-led projects on wetlands, electric mobility, blue economy governance, and climate transparency following UNEA-7.
Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern filed an STB merger application to create the first U.S. transcontinental railroad, citing competition, efficiency, and emissions benefits.
Agilent has opened an India refurbishment center delivering certified pre-owned lab instruments, supporting circular economy goals, affordability, and sustainable science.
UNCW has fully eliminated plastic from residential dining takeout. A new stainless steel system is cutting waste, saving costs, and boosting student engagement.
A new report shows Kentucky could cut $2.6B in energy costs by shifting from coal to clean energy. Delaying the transition may lock in higher utility bills.
Green-certified buildings aren’t living up to the promise. As performance gaps widen, investors are demanding proof of real energy and cost savings.
Plastic particles are showing up in human blood and organs. As scrutiny grows, bottled water brands face rising questions about long-term health impacts.
Clean hydrogen is emerging as essential U.S. infrastructure, shaping trade competitiveness, manufacturing resilience, and emissions performance in carbon-constrained markets.