Sustainability & Green Initiatives

Is the Ivanpah CSP Plant's Decline Reflective of a Broader Energy Shift?
Renewable Energy Is the Ivanpah CSP Plant's Decline Reflective of a Broader Energy Shift?

The Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating Facility, once heralded as a groundbreaking endeavor in renewable energy, now faces a partial closure due to Pacific Gas and Electric's (PG&E) decision to terminate two of its power purchase agreements (PPAs) with the facility. This development prompts a

How Can Bakeries Comply With New Waste Separation Rules?
Utilities How Can Bakeries Comply With New Waste Separation Rules?

Bakeries across the UK are gearing up for the implementation of new legislation requiring them to separate food waste from other waste streams. With just a few months left before the regulations come into effect, it's crucial for these businesses to understand how they can comply efficiently. The

Alliant Energy Plans Wind Farm to Power 70,000 Wisconsin Homes
Renewable Energy Alliant Energy Plans Wind Farm to Power 70,000 Wisconsin Homes

In a significant move towards renewable energy, Alliant Energy is in the early stages of proposing a wind turbine project in Columbia County, Wisconsin, which aims to provide electricity to around 70,000 homes annually. Justin Foss, a senior project developer with Alliant Energy, emphasized that

Can Pyrolysis Reduce CO2 Emissions in Plastic Waste Management?
Utilities Can Pyrolysis Reduce CO2 Emissions in Plastic Waste Management?

In the fight against climate change and the quest for sustainable waste management solutions, the spotlight has now shifted to innovative technologies like pyrolysis. This thermal decomposition process is showing promising results, especially in reducing CO2 emissions linked to plastic waste. A

Advancements in Wastewater Treatment: Efficiency and Sustainability Trends
Utilities Advancements in Wastewater Treatment: Efficiency and Sustainability Trends

The landscape of wastewater treatment technologies is rapidly evolving to meet stricter discharge limits and address water scarcity issues. Modern systems are designed to recycle water for reuse, reduce chemical use, and enhance energy efficiency. This article delves into the latest advancements in

How Can Structural Engineers Reduce Embodied Carbon in Construction?
Environmental & Regulations How Can Structural Engineers Reduce Embodied Carbon in Construction?

The construction industry is facing an increasingly urgent need to address embodied carbon, the greenhouse gas emissions associated with the production and use of construction materials. As the world strives to achieve net-zero carbon by 2050 and halve emissions by 2030, structural engineers play a

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