August 18, 2023
Via: Transportation Today NewsU.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg announced the U.S. Marine Highway Program would add two new Marine Highway routes during a visit to Alaska Wednesday. In Alaska, M-11, a route covering more than 6,500 miles will be added to […]
Electric Utility, Public Utilities
July 19, 2023
Via: Utility DiveThe outlook for U.S. utility-scale solar has improved on easing supply chain problems, but near-term residential solar growth may be hurt by rising interest rates and changes to California’s net metering policy, Morgan Stanley analysts said in a report Monday. […]
Electric Utility, Public Utilities
January 31, 2023
Via: Utility DiveAs the use of renewable energy by electric utility providers continues to grow, the U.S. electric grid faces increasing pressures to both serve a growing fleet of electric vehicles and withstand the worsening impacts of weather. For perspective, the U.S. […]
Public Utilities, Waste Management
January 5, 2023
Via: Waste360Despite a downturn in economic growth, the U.S. plastics industry continued to shift upwards. Dr. Perc Pineda, chief economist at the Plastics Industry Association, published a recap of the industry and its growth throughout the supply chain in 2022. “Data […]
Electric Utility, Public Utilities
January 3, 2023
Via: PowerMagPower generators have faced challenges the past few years when it comes to sourcing equipment, and in some cases workers. The fallout from the coronavirus pandemic, notably issues with supply chains, still ripples across the industry. Some of the logistical […]
Electric Utility, Public Utilities
December 15, 2022
Via: Utility DiveSolar accounted for 45% of new electricity-generating capacity added to the U.S. grid in the third quarter of 2022, “more than any other electricity source,” a report from Wood Mackenzie and SEIA says. But the industry is on track to […]
Public Utilities, Telecommunications
May 18, 2022
Via: FCWOver the past year, cyberattacks on the supply chain and critical infrastructure have not only shown adversaries are expanding their capability and sophistication but also revealed an increasing level of overt arrogance that has not been seen before. The supply […]
Public Utilities, Waste Management
January 19, 2022
Via: Waste360International Holding Company (IHC) today announced the establishment of Rebound Ltd to create an innovative solution to reduce the world’s plastic pollution. The new subsidiary will launch Rebound Plastic Exchange, the global quality-assured trading platform for plastic feedstock that enables […]
Public Utilities, Waste Management
January 6, 2022
Via: Waste360Battery Resourcers, a vertically integrated lithium-ion battery recycling and engineered materials company, today announced plans to open a commercial-scale, lithium-ion battery recycling facility in Covington, Ga. When the 154,000-square-foot facility is fully operational in August 2022, it will be North […]
Public Institutions, Public Works
March 4, 2021
Via: Waste Management WorldThe Remade Institute is a public-private partnership established by the United States Department of Energy and the first institute in the U.S. dedicated to accelerating the nation’s transition to a Circular Economy. It will spend $43 million in new technology […]
July 7, 2020
Via: Waste360Hazel Technologies Inc., the developer of new USDA-funded technologies to protect quality in the produce supply chain and fight food waste, and PureFresh Sales, a grower and marketer of premium California fresh fruit, have formed a partnership. PureFresh has seen […]