The widespread growth of data centers and the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies have driven an unprecedented increase in electricity demand in the United States. With this expansion in digital infrastructure, the grid is experiencing significant pressures, challenging
The recent developments in the Department of Energy's projection for over 16 gigawatts of new capacity from offshore wind power projects in the Philippines pave the way for a potential transformation of the country's energy landscape. The DoE's proactive stance towards wind energy
Ohio's energy efficiency landscape has experienced considerable turmoil, with funding, policy changes, and scandals creating a rollercoaster effect for professionals and residents alike. The recent introduction of federal rebates from the Inflation Reduction Act aims to rejuvenate efforts to
The severe impact of a historic winter storm on the water supply systems in the Lafayette area of South Louisiana highlighted significant vulnerabilities that might be faced again in the future. This unusual event saw temperatures plummet to as low as 4 degrees in some places, harshly affecting
The concept of inclusive utility investments (IUIs), known by various names such as on-bill financing programs, tariffed on-bill investment programs, or pay-as-you-save (PAYS) programs, is becoming recognized as a potential solution. These programs aim to enable financially burdened households to
The landscape of wastewater treatment technologies is rapidly evolving to meet stricter discharge limits and address water scarcity issues. Modern systems are designed to recycle water for reuse, reduce chemical use, and enhance energy efficiency. This article delves into the latest advancements in
North American railroads are currently grappling with a significant challenge: transitioning their operations from diesel fuel to cleaner, alternative power sources. Diesel fuel's unmatched energy-to-weight power ratios have made it integral to railroad operations, resulting in reliance on
One of the most significant issues to solve in the fight against climate change is energy supply. Non-renewable resources are no longer a viable option for the sustainable future. Governments around the world are slowly transitioning to renewable energy sources in accordance with global goals. T
The potential for biofuels like FAME (Fatty Acid Methyl Ester) and HVO (Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil) to decarbonize the shipping industry seems promising. However, significant supply challenges must be addressed before biofuels can be a viable solution on a large scale. The information comes from
In a significant development, the energy market has seen a marked increase in natural gas plant acquisitions, drawing attention away from renewable energy projects. Heading into 2025, Enverus, an energy intelligence company, has analyzed this trend, indicating a substantial shift from a focus on
