In today's world, the seamless operation and growth of data centers have become a critical aspect of our digital infrastructure, affecting everything from communication networks to commercial facilities. The intricate relationship between data centers and the electrical grid is vital to
Stockton Council has been hard at work reducing its carbon emissions with a focus on achieving net zero by 2032. Since 2010, their initiatives have led to a significant 75% reduction in carbon emissions. This article delves into the progress made so far, the strategies implemented, and the hurdles
The global shipping industry stands at a critical juncture as the International Maritime Organization (IMO) engages in crucial deliberations aimed at mitigating the sector's substantial climate impact. At the heart of these discussions in London lies a proposed global emissions levy that could
Independent Texas Recyclers (ITR), a Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) operator based in Houston, recently halted its operations due to severe financial and legal issues. The company found itself in a deep financial dispute after allegedly defaulting on a substantial $7.2 million equipment loan and
Located near Lineville, Alabama, the R.L. Harris Hydroelectric Project has been a pivotal source of electricity since its original license was issued in 1973. Now, over five decades later, the project is undergoing its first relicensing. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) issued a
Carlos Ortegains recently sat with Christopher Hailstone, an expert in energy management, renewable energy, and electricity delivery, to discuss LS Power and its latest developments. Christopher Hailstone, our Utilities expert, shared his insights on the company's strategy and ongoing projects. Can
