MCT now operates on solar power during the day, reducing carbon emissions while ICTSI invests $100M to expand the terminal’s capacity.
Lead Pipe Replacement and PFAS Removal Among $265 Million in Water Projects
The 2025 Texas Infrastructure Report Card highlights a critical need for investment and modernization as essential systems like drinking water, wastewater, and energy networks struggle to keep pace.
With carbon capture technology emerging as a key component of U.S. energy and environmental policy, the EPA has granted West Virginia the authority to regulate Class VI wells for carbon sequestration.
New research suggests that advanced post-processing techniques and machine learning models could revolutionize how solar power is predicted.
With Logistics Policy-2025, Madhya Pradesh targets lower costs, stronger supply chains, and enhanced export capacity to attract investors.
Hanover County’s water outage revealed urgent infrastructure gaps. Strengthening supply redundancy and distribution capacity is now critical.
Wake County schools face ongoing issues beyond HVAC, including broken toilets, leaking roofs, and suspected mold, with funding and staff shortages slowing repairs.
States, consumers, and corporations clash in 2025’s growing wave of PFAS lawsuits over contamination and public health hazards.
Cape Town is fixing water leaks in indigent homes, saving residents money and preventing waste.
Printed semiconductor technology is transforming window shades into zero-emission power sources, improving energy efficiency and supporting sustainability goals.
Sweden has expanded its special export credit guarantee program for Ukraine, increasing available funds by 166% in 2025.
Governor Hobbs unveils a bipartisan plan to safeguard Arizona’s rural groundwater, ensuring sustainable water use for future generations.
From offices to convention centers, Virginia’s 2024 LEED-certified projects set new sustainability standards.
Over 20 local organizations, from food banks to schools, will repurpose Super Bowl items.
PFAS, hazardous waste, and military expansion—Arcadis steps up with a major U.S. Army Corps contract.
With businesses losing up to $300,000 annually on downtime and inefficient power systems, the demand for flexible and cost-effective infrastructure solutions is at an all-time high.
The latest PJM report highlights how the projected 3.1% growth in energy demands will shape infrastructure investments for decades.
A breakthrough in water desalination reduces costs by 15% using carbon cloth electrodes to remove boron efficiently—no chemicals needed.
AGI could transform industries overnight. Are you ready to navigate its risks and opportunities for your business?