Historical Context of Indigenous Lands and Federal Exploitation For generations, the drive for American energy and resource dominance has often extracted a heavy toll from Native American tribes. The legacy of federal interventions on Indigenous lands tells a story of extraction that favored
The utility sector is currently steering through a complex environment where escalating energy demands collide with the urgent need for eco-friendly practices. Central to the sector's strategy is the employment of advanced tools including data management, sophisticated analytics, and the
The EU has updated its Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) as part of the comprehensive REPowerEU Plan. This action underscores a commitment to curbing energy consumption and emissions, as the building sector is responsible for 40% of energy usage and a third of greenhouse gases in
As electricity needs grow alongside advances in manufacturing and AI, the U.S. Department of Energy's "Future of Resource Adequacy" report confronts the task of meeting demand while cutting emissions. A reflection of the Biden administration's investment goals, the document
In a strategic move highlighting the increasing focus on sustainable practices, the EQT Infrastructure VI fund is set to acquire a substantial share in Heritage Environmental Services. HES, a leading enterprise in industrial waste management, has been effectively operating out of Indianapolis since
In Buncombe County, a pivotal change is underway in the realm of solid waste management. Previously reliant on Waste Pro's services, the county is now transitioning to FCC Environmental Services, which has pledged to introduce improved capabilities designed to better serve the local community.
San Diego stands at a crucial crossroads, contemplating a significant shift in its energy infrastructure management. Local officials are weighing the proposition of transitioning the electric grid's control from private to public hands. This move towards socialization marks a departure from
As new EPA regulations target PFAS in drinking water, water utilities across the U.S. are facing significant challenges. PFAS, also known as "forever chemicals," are prevalent in many products and have been linked to various health issues. These substances are stubbornly persistent in the
The Florida Public Service Commission (PSC) plays a vital, albeit often unnoticed, role in shaping the state's energy future. As regulators of electricity and overseers of utility operations, their decisions directly influence the economic and environmental well-being of Floridians. With
The United States power grid, an engineering marvel that has illuminated and powered our nation for decades, faces urgent challenges. The once resilient infrastructure now buckles under the pressure of intensifying wildfires, hurricanes, and heatwaves, signaling a need for swift and decisive
