Phononic has licensed its ACS cooling platform to Peltier Technology. The move targets cold chain inefficiencies while Phononic shifts focus to AI-driven datacenters.
Data centers face criticism for high energy use, but new efficiency gains, renewables, and AI cooling show they can drive sustainability, not waste.
U.S. electricity demand will hit record highs in 2025–2026, driven by data centers and electrification. Utilities face capacity, storage, and policy challenges.
Cities will hold two-thirds of the world’s population by 2050. How will utilities and operators use digital twins, self-healing grids, and cyber-secure data to build resilient—and regenerative—urban-rural systems?
Aspen Power has acquired two solar projects in NJ from Ecogy Energy. The move reflects growing demand for localized clean energy and strategic market alignment.
DP World expands 3PL capacity with a new 249,600-sq-ft warehouse in Middletown, boosting logistics, automation, and sustainability across the Mid-Atlantic.
Ohio’s new law reshapes solid waste and debris rules, adds a withdrawal process for counties, updates fee structures, and strengthens oversight.
UK proposes changes to how old oil platforms are dismantled, aiming for safer seas, lower costs, and fewer structures left on the seabed.
Samsara Eco opens its first plant in Australia, scaling enzymatic recycling to produce low-carbon circular materials for apparel, packaging, and automotive.
Swift Current Energy secures $242M for PJM’s largest battery project, expanding a U.S. clean energy portfolio that includes major solar and storage assets.
Gov. Beshear outlines Kentucky’s progress in technology, EV charging, healthcare, housing, and recovery as fiscal challenges loom.
DOE authorizes Commonwealth LNG to export 9.5 mtpa to non-FTA nations, advancing U.S. energy dominance but facing supply and climate concerns.
The Middle East waste-to-energy market will grow from $1.78B in 2024 to $2.48B by 2033, driven by Saudi Vision 2030, UAE policies, and clean energy demand.
Alaska’s quake-born wetlands are now a hotspot for climate research. These expanding ecosystems offer major opportunities in carbon, biotech, and field logistics.
BOEM has issued a stop-work order for Ørsted’s Revolution Wind project, delaying offshore construction despite 80% completion and secured PPAs.
Excelsior, MN is trading pesticides for organic turf care in its busiest parks. The city aims to boost soil health, cut runoff, and protect Lake Minnetonka.
A major fire test proves mass timber can meet strict safety codes. With data now public, developers gain new tools for building taller and more sustainably.
Power outages are up 20% yearly, hitting AI hubs and urban centers. As extreme weather grows, businesses must rethink risk and resilience planning.
The IEA reveals soaring global air‑conditioning demand is straining grids and deepening inequity, driving the need for efficient cooling solutions and policy action.
A small coastal community in Siquijor has established the Philippines’ largest locally led marine sanctuary after 18 years of advocacy and collaboration.