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SCE Harnesses Technology to Hone Wildfire Forecasts
Enter Tom Rolinski, Southern California Edison’s fire scientist, is leading the company’ wildfire forecasting efforts.
Tetra Tech’s High Performance Buildings Group Ranks High in Buildings Sector
Tetra Tech’s High Performance Buildings Group debuted this year in the top 10 in two major Architecture/Engineering/Construction reports on leading firms within the industry.
Earthquakes Set Stage for Emergency Planning Drill
As part of its ongoing emergency preparedness planning, Southern California Edison recently hosted a daylong multi-agency drill to simulate a major 7.8 earthquake.
Vehicle-to-Everything and Connected Car Technology in Georgia
The newest and coolest (and safest) car on the market, the autonomous and connected car, is driving the future of advanced automobiles.
Black & Veatch: Electric Industry Must Adapt, Embrace the Concept of ‘New Energy’
Electric utilities are navigating one of the industry’s most dynamic times across diverse geographies and stakeholders, presented with a mix of opportunities.
The Place Makers Episode 3 - Barangaroo, Sydney
Watch how Aboriginal people have been living sustainably in the area known as Barangaroo for at least 80,000 years, home to one of Australia's most important urban regeneration projects.
Coming Soon from CBRE…The Place Makers – Episode 3
Across Asia Pacific, Architects, Developers and Investors are creatively answering the challenges of urbanization and population growth by creating spaces that people are happier living and working in.
Bridgestone Ready to Welcome the World to its Home City for the Olympic and Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020
Bridgestone, the only Worldwide Olympic and Paralympic Partner with its global headquarters in Tokyo, is celebrating one year to go until the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 by inviting the world to follow its journey to the next Olympic Games and experience what it means to help people chase their dreams.
Black & Veatch: Insightful Charging Infrastructure Planning Critical to Enabling Cost-Effective Electric Fleets
Electric fleets require well-designed power delivery and charging facilities. Planning for charging now – with the understanding that it may take up to a year or two from plan to charge – sets electrification programs up for success. Black & Veatch’s latest free electronic book, Electric Fleets, outlines eight steps to guide the process, inform scheduling and plan for optimal charging facilities.
Let’s Embrace Distributed Infrastructure to Decrease Power Outages
Data Center operators and businesses need predictability in their power supplies. Their infrastructure has to operate regardless of grid stability, weather conditions and other factors that threaten their systems.