Utilities

Vietnam has taken a significant step towards advancing its renewable energy goals by approving substantial revisions to the National Power Development Plan for 2021-2030, with a vision extending to 2050. Deputy Prime Minister Bui Thanh Son formalized these changes through Decision No. 768/QD-TTg,

West Northamptonshire's waste recycling centers have faced temporary closures and long queues. All six centers were originally scheduled to open seven days a week starting in April to facilitate easier waste disposal. However, residents have reported various issues, including being turned away

The streets of Massachusetts are brimming with discarded items—paint cans, old mattresses, and used lithium-ion batteries. As these items pile up, the state’s waste management system is under unprecedented stress. Could the newly formed Massachusetts Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Com

In the rapidly evolving world of utility management, streamlined processes and efficient systems are paramount. With an increasing demand for advanced solutions, electric and gas utilities are faced with the challenge of migrating from traditional systems to more modern and robust infrastructures.

The Biden administration's recent initiative to fast-track a series of electric transmission corridors using a legal authority from 2005 aims to enhance the nation's power grid and promote clean energy. While these ambitious projects hold the promise of improved grid reliability and

Unveiling HALEU's Potential in Modern Nuclear Energy In the quest for sustainable and efficient energy solutions, High-Assay, Low-Enriched Uranium (HALEU) has emerged as a transformative fuel in the advanced nuclear reactor market. This analysis delves into HALEU's capacity to reshape the