Infrastructure & Technology

A landmark federal court ruling has declared the Trump administration's suspension of a $5 billion national electric vehicle charging initiative unlawful, ordering the immediate release of funds meant to build a coast-to-coast network of public chargers. The decision, handed down by U.S. District

With the AI revolution demanding power on a scale we've never seen, the U.S. electrical grid is facing an unprecedented stress test. To understand the immense challenges and potential solutions, we're speaking with Christopher Hailstone, a leading expert in energy management and electricity

Despite a landscape marked by significant federal headwinds and policy reversals, the push toward comprehensive electrification in commercial and industrial buildings is not just surviving but advancing with undeniable force. This strategic migration from fossil fuels to high-efficiency electric

Illinois stands at a critical energy crossroads as its largest electric utility, Commonwealth Edison, has formally proposed a monumental $15.3 billion investment to overhaul its grid, sparking a contentious debate over progress and affordability. The comprehensive four-year plan, designed to run

As the world's most powerful artificial intelligence models continue to reshape industries, a fundamental paradox has emerged as the defining challenge of the year, a topic that dominated conversations at the World Economic Forum in Davos this January. The digital engine of modern progress is

As an arctic blast named Winter Storm Fern descends across the United States, it forces a critical examination of the nation's electrical infrastructure, bringing together a chorus of voices from federal regulators, consumer advocates, regional utilities, and financial markets to debate a single,