Energy & Infrastructure

The winds of change are expected to blow across the States as plans progress towards rapid renewable energy expansion – with offshore wind being a key player in the US decarbonization strategy.

Duke Energy supports 22 lineworker training programs in the six states it serves, and Denmark Technical College is the first to be a historically black college (HBCU).

An industry-wide conversation centered around digital inspection and the necessity for OEM manufacturers to be engaged stakeholders as state transportation agencies navigate digital transformation

In this episode of the Healthy Spaces podcast, Mike Welch, Chief Technology Officer at Aligned Data Centers, joins Mauro Atalla, Chief Technology and Sustainability Officer at Trane Technologies, to discuss how the industry is responding to accelerating demand for new capacity.

When severe weather damages electric equipment or an inspection reveals a potential problem, getting a clear view of the situation quickly can help our crews determine what needs to be done. Drones give our teams another way to do that.

The AI supercycle is changing the way the world’s energy systems operate. AI offers powerful opportunities for industry and society, but its rapid growth is also increasing demand for electricity and computing capacity, adding pressure to energy systems and infrastructure.

The Ray has partnered with the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) through a Data Sharing Agreement designed to inform UDOT about transformative solutions that could improve safety, efficiency, and infrastructure intelligence across Utah’s transportation network.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has approved cost-shared funding for an accelerated final stage of the Molten Chloride Reactor Experiment (MCRE), under its Advanced Reactor Demonstration Program.

Organizations around the world are facing a new energy reality. Energy costs remain volatile, infrastructure is under growing pressure, climate-related disruptions are becoming more common, and demand continues to rise.

According to the National Hurricane Center (NHC), Tropical Storm Isaias has formed in the Gulf and is forecast to rapidly strengthen, becoming a hurricane by Thursday as it turns northeast and north toward the northern Gulf Coast later this week.