Infrastructure

AquaVolt Solutions sets a $600M goal in floating solar contracts by 2027, aligning with global renewable demand and carbon credit monetization.

Alaska’s quake-born wetlands are now a hotspot for climate research. These expanding ecosystems offer major opportunities in carbon, biotech, and field logistics.

Fifth Circuit says PPIA doesn’t preempt worker-safety COVID claims, reviving a suit against Tyson while affirming dismissal of a coworker.

A new Methane Risk Map links methane leaks at oil and gas sites to hazardous air pollutants, exposing health risks for 126,600 residents and sensitive facilities.

Business and government leaders are urging the governors of South Dakota, Iowa, and Nebraska to secure $653 million in federal funding for tri-state infrastructure projects, including a Sioux City runway replacement, wastewater upgrades, and a Big Sioux River flood study.

The George Eastman Museum is cutting emissions while protecting artifacts. Its latest exhibition shows how climate action and conservation can work together.

EPA Grants 63 Small Refinery Exemptions

EPA issued decisions on 175 small refinery exemptions under the Renewable Fuel Standard, granting 63, partially granting 77, and ordering RIN returns.

PEC’s campaign equips Virginians with tools to demand data center transparency, oversight, and efficiency amid rising load and utility strain.

Wärtsilä will supply six dual-fuel engines for Black Hills Energy’s new Rapid City plant, adding 100 MW of fast-ramping, flexible power by 2026.

BOEM has issued a stop-work order for Ørsted’s Revolution Wind project, delaying offshore construction despite 80% completion and secured PPAs.

Researchers developed an AI model that improves battery ageing predictions by up to 70%, extending electric vehicle battery life and safety.

A California startup has found a way to turn manure into jet fuel. Their compact, electric system could reshape both aviation and farm waste economics.

Trump ends $32M Massachusetts funding for low-carbon road materials, delaying infrastructure projects and clean manufacturing jobs.

New analysis shows Yakima Basin’s $4.5B agriculture sector faces major losses from groundwater depletion, with ripple effects on energy and infrastructure.

On-Demand Webinar: Join Ameresco's George Sakellaris to learn how London Stadium and the City of Phoenix are cutting costs, boosting efficiency, and building resilience. Uncover strategies you can apply in your own business or city.

Excelsior, MN is trading pesticides for organic turf care in its busiest parks. The city aims to boost soil health, cut runoff, and protect Lake Minnetonka.

NORESCO will modernize Detroit’s aging water system in a $100M deal. The project adds reuse capacity and speeds delivery through collaborative contracting.

A major fire test proves mass timber can meet strict safety codes. With data now public, developers gain new tools for building taller and more sustainably.

Industry Voice: Joe Sczurko explains why interconnected risks—from climate change and cyber threats to aging infrastructure—demand integrated, collaborative solutions.

Tire wear particles are flooding ecosystems and entering supply chains. As microplastics rise on the regulatory radar, businesses need to act before mandates hit.

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