Renewable Energy Vital for Meeting Growing Demand – Congressional Testimony
Energy experts recently testified before the House Committee on Energy and Commerce regarding the pressing issue of meeting the growing energy demands in the United States. The surge in energy consumption, fueled by advancements...
Top Utility Industry Stories: March 5, 2025
On March 5, 2025, Energy Central shared the top utility industry stories for the day. The article was posted in the Utility Management Group and featured insights from Energy Analyst, Matt Chester of Chester...
Executive Order Allows Private Logging in U.S. Public Forests
President Donald Trump recently signed a new executive order that could have far-reaching implications for endangered species, climate change, and local economies. This order, entitled the “Immediate Expansion of American Timber Production,” aims to...
Get Paid by Utilities for Supporting a Greener Grid
Every month, you receive an electricity bill, a necessary expense to keep the lights on. However, a shift is on the horizon where utilities may require something from you – electricity. The future of...
Managing Tourism in Hudson Valley Village Parks: Conflicting Perspectives
The Hudson Valley Village Parks Face Turmoil Amid Growing TourismAmid the picturesque landscapes of Cold Spring, New York, Lori Moss, a native of the village, stood at the overlook of Breakneck Ridge, gazing out...
Hydrogen Use in Oil Refineries and Chemical Industry
A recent groundbreaking project in Germany has set the stage for a new era of hydrogen use in oil refineries and the chemical industry. The Clean Refinery Hydrogen for Europe (REFHYNE) initiative, located in...
Challenges Facing US Farms: Slim Margins, Climate Disasters, Funding
Amidst the backdrop of uncertainty and turmoil, American farmers find themselves facing an array of challenges that threaten the very foundation of their livelihoods. The recent freeze on federal funding announced by the Trump...
Supreme Court Nuclear Waste Texas Decision – Inside Climate News
The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in a groundbreaking case that could determine whether Texas will become the first state to host an independent disposal ground for spent nuclear fuel. This...
Incorporating Resiliency Measures into Credit Strength Analysis
Resiliency Measures: A Key Component in Evaluating Credit StrengthIn the face of increasing climate change impacts, the incorporation of resiliency measures into credit strength analysis for municipal utilities is becoming more crucial than ever....
Supreme Court Weakens Rules on Discharging Raw Sewage – Eco-Friendly Water Regulations
In a recent decision, the United States Supreme Court voted five to four to weaken regulations on discharging raw sewage into the country's water supply, a move that challenges the integrity of the 1972...
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UK Farming to Reduce Pesticide Use by 10% by 2030
UK Farming to Reduce Pesticide Use by 10% by 2030In a recent announcement, the UK government unveiled plans to decrease pesticide use in farming...
