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.
NTT DATA's Berlin data center will supply waste heat to a new urban area. The system supports 10,000 residents with low-carbon heating.
Indiana’s new law bans foreign adversary-linked data centers from using regional grid power, requiring full energy independence to operate in the state.
EVLO and EPS commission solar-plus-storage systems to boost grid resilience in American Samoa, supporting ASPA’s 2040 goal of 100% renewable energy.
Since our relaunch, engagement has surged — and we’re opening new ways for industry leaders to share insights, build visibility, and get involved.
California's AB 526 aims to boost in-state geothermal energy, enhancing grid reliability and economic growth.
Rosendin debuts autonomous robots that triple solar installation speed and enhance safety on utility-scale projects in Texas, addressing labor and terrain challenges.
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.
A Dutch wave energy system completed a successful North Sea trial. The tech aims to scale up and integrate with existing offshore wind farms.
Tidewater expands its Delaware footprint with $4.6M acquisition of Ocean View’s water system, promising steady rates and improved customer services.
Technology partnerships are accelerating smart city development across the U.S., driving innovation in infrastructure, mobility, and public services.
Closing of the transaction is expected in Q2 2025, pending approval from the TSX Venture Exchange and fulfillment of standard closing conditions.
A carbon dioxide pipeline company has asked courts to pause or dismiss its pending legal fights against landowners and a state regulator in South Dakota.
House Bill 15 promotes power generation, affordability, and regulatory transparency—but faces pushback from utilities and environmental advocates.
As the demand for clean energy surges nationwide, Ohio finds itself at a crossroads. Despite significant potential for solar energy development, a series of restrictive state laws and local …
The USGS estimates 47 million barrels of oil and 876 billion cubic feet of gas remain undiscovered in Wyoming’s aging basins, signaling limited future potential.
A new energy generation project, like a solar or wind farm, that needs a federal permit takes an average of 4.5 years to secure it. Some projects’ permit wait time is more than a decade.
With $78.7B in storm damage, Helene highlights the need for green infrastructure, grid upgrades, and climate-resilient rebuilding.
In response to rising flood risks and aging infrastructure, Detroit is expanding its Private Sewer Repair Program (PSRP) to address flood resilience across nearly 100 neighborhoods.