U.S. electricity demand is rising fast, driven by AI and electrification trends. A new EPSA campaign is pushing to keep competitive markets central.

Cheniere Energy is seeking approval to export an additional 251 Bcf of LNG annually from its Corpus Christi facility, as DOE begins review under federal law and public comment opens.

Federal deregulation is real. It did not produce a simpler compliance environment. It produced a more fragmented one.

A Rhode Island House bill moving to committee hearing this week would remove clean coal from the state's list of preferred fuels for energy facility approvals.

More than 50 agricultural organizations have asked the White House for emergency market assistance as the Iran conflict drives fertilizer and fuel prices to crisis levels.

The enforcement actions and regulatory moves that defined Q1 2026 are a direct preview of where water compliance pressure concentrates in Q2.

After years of legislative delays, Wisconsin's Senate approved two bipartisan bills releasing $125M for PFAS remediation—expanding community grants and well programs.

The gap that most ESG teams face is not a gap in commitment or intent. It is a gap in the data infrastructure required to answer questions.

Up to 63% of U.S. wetlands lost federal protection after Sackett. If your company operates in multiple states, your compliance picture just got a lot more complex.

The Flathead Wild and Scenic River draft plan is under scrutiny for overlooking non-boating users, agency impacts, and declining bull trout.

Discharge monitoring report inaccuracies are being treated as independent violations of the Clean Water Act — not just permit paperwork issues.

Strikes on desalination plants in Bahrain and Iran expose how deeply the Gulf depends on water infrastructure — and how vulnerable it is.

Arkansas approves funding for local water and wastewater upgrades while expanding statewide infrastructure investment and planning future bond financing.

CSRD's water standard requires watershed-level data that takes 6–9 months to collect. Is your company prepared?

LADWP hosted a community reservoir walk honoring Women’s History Month and the 101st anniversary of Mulholland Dam while highlighting Los Angeles’ water infrastructure legacy.

PFAS enforcement, drought-triggered permit reviews, and shifting Clean Water Act jurisdiction are converging. Here's what EHS leaders need to address before Q2.

Virginia’s SB651 could expand the state’s underground transmission pilot program, raising questions about cost-sharing, project eligibility, and impacts on local utilities and ratepayers.

The New Orleans City Council has paused key community solar project deadlines while Entergy New Orleans reviews its Direct Transfer Trip standards — with updated guidance due by late April 2026.

Scope 3 is no longer a reporting exercise. It is becoming a procurement filter — and the window to catch up is closing faster than most suppliers realize.

Zero corporate tax, a new business court, and 35 years of Texas operations. ExxonMobil's redomicile decision isn't surprising — but the timing and signal are.