Colorado's water rights are at the heart of an ongoing confrontation between Front Range water providers and the Western Slope. The key focus is on the Shoshone Power Plant's water rights due to their historical significance and substantial size. The Colorado River District is accountable for
Electric utilities stand at a critical juncture as they grapple with escalating legal pressures due to climate change. These companies are essential to modern life, yet they contribute significantly to global greenhouse gas emissions. With increasing scrutiny from governmental bodies and rising
Siemens Energy is set to transform the U.S. power landscape as it unveils ambitious plans to manufacture large industrial power transformers domestically by 2027. The initiative comes in response to America's heavy reliance on imported transformers, with over 80% currently sourced from abroad. This
A powerful storm rips through Michigan, leaving a trail of downed power lines and families struggling through days without electricity in its wake. It's not just an inconvenient scenario; it's a potentially dangerous one, underscoring pressing questions about utility reliability and safety in the
Utility incentives in regional transmission organizations (RTOs) have been fundamental in promoting cooperation among energy companies. These incentives, often represented as Return on Equity (ROE) adders, not only boost utility revenues but also support the improvement and expansion of the energy
The city of Regina has embarked on a transformative journey to redefine its curbside recycling program, introducing a series of changes that are set to significantly influence sustainability efforts. Partnering with SK Recycles, a nonprofit organization dedicated to optimizing recycling operations
In an era where climate change is a significant concern, innovative solutions to reduce waste and generate clean energy are crucial. The field of waste management, traditionally seen as a labor-intensive industry, is undergoing a transformation thanks to the advent of artificial intelligence (AI).
As climate change increasingly demands action, cities worldwide have emerged as critical players in implementing climate initiatives amid federal policy retreats. The importance of local governance is growing as national governments, like the United States under the Trump administration, pull back
In the realm of corporate carbon strategies, the revisions to the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol's Scope 2 rules are a pressing concern. As these rules dictate how organizations report and manage greenhouse gas emissions from electricity consumption, their updates have profound implications for
The increasing push towards renewable energy has placed communities like Pulaski County in a challenging position, balancing the demands of modernization with preserving traditional community values. A notable example is the recent denial by the Pulaski County Board of Supervisors of a Special Use
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