The steel industry’s decarbonization efforts are lagging, with persistent coal-based production threatening 2030 climate targets despite gains in electric arc furnace adoption.

New York Senate Bill S07899 guides renewable energy projects to parking lots, brownfields, and agrivoltaic farms, balancing infrastructure with land conservation.

Oklahoma House Bill 1438 becomes law without Governor Stitt’s signature, increasing funding caps for rural water infrastructure grants and signaling legislative independence.

From textiles to plastics, Nordic nations are scaling up recycling. Sorting tech is key to meeting ambitious circular economy goals.

Aspen Power brings 42.5 MW of solar online in rural Pennsylvania, offering farmers stable income through land leases and supporting local energy resilience.

2024 Impact Report reveals 46 MW of new solar projects and strong community involvement, with operations now extending across 13 states.

Demand for electricity in the Northwest could double by 2046, according to a new energy forecast from regional experts.

In the wake of recent natural disasters, state leaders across the country are finding that emergency support from the federal government is no longer a given.

SUNY Oneonta is the first university to participate in NYSERDA’s Voluntary Tier 1 REC Presale Program, securing 1,000 MWh of locally sourced clean energy to power campus residence halls.

The Thar Desert is turning greener as rainfall increases and farming expands. But groundwater stress threatens this unexpected growth.

Washington’s HB 1615 updates public water system classifications, eliminating assumptions that burden small providers. Here’s why that change is critical for fair and accurate regulation.

Ukraine secures over $327M to rebuild its energy sector, with EU and partner support targeting resilience, renewables, and green infrastructure.

New York’s infrastructure strategy moves ahead as Dutchess County greenlights a key water system interconnection.

Next City reports developers indicate increasing construction costs and cuts to federal funding will upend America's affordable housing progress.

Azure Printed Homes is a fast-scaling company revolutionizing prefab and 3D-printed construction with recycled materials.

Technology partnerships are accelerating smart city development across the U.S., driving innovation in infrastructure, mobility, and public services.

The Smart SW 185th Avenue ITS and Better Bus Project in Hillsboro, Oregon, proposes AI-integrated signals to ease traffic congestion, improve transit service, and enhance pedestrian safety near a busy MAX light rail crossing.

House Bill 15 promotes power generation, affordability, and regulatory transparency—but faces pushback from utilities and environmental advocates.

Hydro commits $154M to boost low-carbon aluminium output in Norway, supporting Europe’s critical power grid and renewable energy infrastructure.

With $78.7B in storm damage, Helene highlights the need for green infrastructure, grid upgrades, and climate-resilient rebuilding.