Climate change has led to an increase in intense single-day precipitation events across the continental United States, resulting in severe flooding in urban centers. These occurrences are challenging the existing stormwater management systems and pushing city planners and engineers towards
The embrace of green technology and sustainability is undeniably accelerating across myriad industries. With a BCC Research study projecting a climb to a $47.8 billion market size by 2028, the trajectory toward eco-friendly and sustainable norms is becoming clearer. From traditional methodologies
Nestled within the landscapes of Catalonia, Spain, the Sau Reservoir stands as a testament to human ingenuity's ability to harness natural forces. Taming the wild flow of the Ter River, the reservoir's creation represents a concerted effort to meet the region's burgeoning energy
As we lean into renewable energies to combat environmental issues, maintaining a stable power grid has become a key issue. Renewable sources such as solar and wind are inherently unpredictable, often leading to a supply-demand imbalance that threatens grid stability. To combat this, Demand Response
Understanding the myriad of factors that influence today's oil market is critical for policymakers, industry stakeholders, and consumers alike. As political tensions ebb and flow, technological breakthroughs emerge, and concerns about climate change escalate, the oil market adapts in response.
North Dakota's energy sector, a crucial driver of the state's economy, faces new challenges under the Bureau of Land Management's (BLM) latest onshore oil leasing rule. This regulatory shift, presented as a stride towards better resource management and environmental stewardship, has
Stricter Financial Assurance Requirements The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management's (BOEM) recent announcement signals a pivotal shift in how offshore oil cleanup costs will be handled. Previously, regulations may have allowed some companies to dodge the financial responsibility of
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear recently sparked controversy by vetoing a bill that aimed to encourage the incorporation of nuclear energy into the state's historically coal-dominated energy portfolio. The veto has prompted discussions about the dynamics between state governance and private
Despite urgent calls for climate action, 2023 saw the largest increase in coal power capacity since 2016, with a significant addition of 48.4 gigawatts (GW). This contradicts international efforts to curb fossil fuel usage in line with the Paris Agreement's climate objectives. China's
UTSA has formed a pivotal partnership with ARPA-E, the energy arm of the Department of Energy, San Antonio's local government, and CPS Energy to tackle the environmental impact of aviation—a sector with notable carbon reduction obstacles. This collaboration, cemented by an MOU, aims to i
