Infrastructure, Resilience, & Other Costs Are Pushing the Limits of Water Affordability The US ’s drinking water systems have entered a new cost era. Communities are no longer facing just an asset‑replacement challenge....
Read MoreA new report released, Powering Florida: Port Electrification as a Pillar for Global Competitiveness, finds that electrifying port equipment and infrastructure can strengthen Florida’s economic leadership while improving...
Read MoreThe Nevada GDE Water Needs Explorer allows water managers to estimate how much groundwater ecosystems rely on across different regions of the state.
Read MoreThe physical backbone of artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and modern commerce, data centers are surging in Texas. Though the energy demands of these facilities have garnered mainstream attention, HARC’s paper brings a...
Read MoreThe California Department of Water Resources has finalized a Best Management Practices document to help local groundwater agencies manage land subsidence and protect water infrastructure. The guidance provides technical...
Read MoreRising power demand could become a critical enabler, compelling policymakers to strike a balance between restrictive measures and the need for capacity expansion.
Read MoreStates across the country are driving the transition to zero-emission transportation — despite federal uncertainty.
Read MoreIn the US, over 23,900 wastewater treatment plants process the wastewater generated by 267 million residents. A significant byproduct of this process is sewage sludge, which is further processed to become biosolids.
Read MoreMajor events such as Hurricanes Beryl, Helene, and Milton accounted for 80% of the hours without electricity in 2024.
Read MoreNERC’s 2025–2026 Winter Reliability Assessment (WRA) identifies, assesses, and reports on areas of concern regarding the reliability of the North American BPS for the upcoming winter season.
Read MoreThe United States must invest roughly $3.4 trillion over 20 years to repair and modernize its water, wastewater, and stormwater systems.
Read MoreThis year’s research highlights water’s connection to timely global trends, including new business opportunities from the rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI) and consumer concern about its impact on vital natural resources.
Read MoreWater reuse—the process of recycling treated wastewater for beneficial uses—represents a viable cornerstone of resilient water supply planning for utilities, municipalities, and industries, unlocking a potential surge in...
Read MoreEighty percent of international trade — fundamental to the global economy and the goods we use in our everyday lives — travels by sea from port to port, generating 3% of global GHG emissions.
Read MoreThe findings come as the DOE withdrew nearly $8 billion in federal clean energy grants supporting more than 200 projects, compounding losses in both private and public investment across the sector.
Read MoreThe U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) released a national Fusion Science and Technology Roadmap to accelerate commercial fusion energy development. The plan outlines DOE’s “Build–Innovate–Grow” strategy to align public investment...
Read MoreA new international study led by Kemira identifies where people are most vulnerable if their community suddenly loses access to clean water
Read MorePJM has a critical near-term need for new cost-effective capacity to integrate large loads forecast through 2032.
Read MoreAdvanced nations in other parts of the world have increasingly privatized commercial airports via sale or public-private partnerships (P3s).
Read MoreWastewater systems collect and treat water that flows from indoor uses, such as homes and businesses. Drinking water systems supply safe, reliable drinking water to homes,businesses and other structures requiring water service....
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