The CEC projects 478,000 public and limited-access ports by 2030, with multifamily sites and fleet depots carrying much of the electrical buildout.
NeoVolta opens its Georgia battery plant as production testing continues. The facility targets utility-scale storage with plans for future expansion.
New England ran mostly on oil during January's cold snap. With Scope 2 rules under revision, electrifying companies should model their coldest hours.
Meta's solar PPA helps Zelestra secure $350M for an Indiana project. But mine reclamation costs and financing risks could test the model's durability.
U.S. wastewater plants could process more organic waste. Economics, feedstock supply and methane controls will determine which projects can scale.
USGBC and NOMA began a first-year collaboration on green building careers as data show 49% of licensure candidates but 21% of architects are people of color.
PJM's all-hours demand response rule starts June 2027. Accreditation jumped to 92%, but facilities must now price 4 a.m. calls with a 30-minute response clock.
Fashion brands are joining forces to expand supplier access to clean energy. Financing and emissions reporting remain critical challenges to their success.
C-PACE volume jumped 63% in 2025 as owners used property assessments to fund efficiency and resilience work that cannot win a slot in tight capital budgets.
Most NYC buildings filed Local Law 97 reports on time, but fewer than half meet 2030 limits, and deep retrofits can take years to plan, fund and build.
St Austell Brewery reports a 49% drop in total waste since 2023 after standardizing bins, training staff and auditing results across its 45 managed pubs.
EPA pushed stricter refrigerant limits for new supermarket and cold-storage systems to 2032, yet interim caps, California rules and the HFC phasedown remain.
New building retrofits starting construction after June 30, 2026 cannot claim Section 179D, so facilities teams need to rebuild 2027 cases on operating savings.
U.S. manufacturing growth is driving hazardous waste demand. A new study estimates billions in economic losses if treatment capacity fails to keep pace.
EIA expects gas storage 5% above average entering winter, giving executives time to test energy offers against the budget variance their business can carry.
EnerVenue is scaling battery production in China. Its 30-year nickel-hydrogen technology promises lower lifetime costs, but commercial performance remains unproven.
As wind and solar equipment ages, an established grid connection can make a project attractive for repowering, though permits still need full review.
EPA is nearing a PFAS discharge rule for chemical makers while pushing its metal-finishing PFAS rule to February 2027, and platers should track both.
PJM has asked FERC to approve curtailment-first service for new large loads, and facilities leaders need to price that operating commitment before connecting.
A temporary 500 MW transformer could give Rotterdam port companies earlier grid access, but capacity, eligibility and connection dates remain unconfirmed.