Energy & Infrastructure

DP World recently launched its first hybrid rubber-tired gantry (RTG) crane retrofit at the terminal, converting an existing diesel-powered crane into a hybrid diesel-electric system that has reduced fuel consumption by more than 60% compared with a conventional diesel RTG.

While opportunities abound across the energy value chain, renewables may come onstream the fastest.

Learn how MEES regulations affect commercial property, what the 2031 EPC B requirement means, and steps landlords can take to improve compliance.

In recent decades, electric utilities operated under a simple planning assumption: demand would remain flat, if not decline. Over the past several years, that paradigm has shifted.

Technology and data centers are at the heart of what we do, and we recognize their energy-intensive nature. Our Data Center Teams focus on improving energy efficiency and seeking renewable energy sources to cover our consumption, where available.

The Ray has announced its formal response to the U.S. Department of Energy regarding the Accelerating Speed to Power initiative. Their strategic blueprint offers a scalable, low-conflict pathway to unlock massive grid capacity by utilizing existing highway and rail rights-of-way.

The Ray has officially formalized a partnership with the Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) to develop innovative, technology-driven solutions to enhance safety, mobility, and resource conservation across Montana’s vast transportation network.

Although the heat of summer can increase electricity use and energy costs, Entergy Mississippi is committed to helping customers stay cool and save money throughout the hotter months with bill management tools and resources.

In his latest Forbes Business Council article, "Integration Is the New Infrastructure," Morten Johansen, COO of DP World in the Americas, argues that the next era of supply chain performance will be defined not by standalone assets, but by integrated logistics ecosystems.

SLB Capturi™ has been selected as the preferred carbon capture technology licensor for Uniper’s proposed Connah’s Quay Low Carbon Power (CQLCP) project in Deeside, United Kingdom.