SolarBank’s 2.4 MW Sydney project will power 221 homes, save $1.36M for locals, and support Nova Scotia’s 80% renewable energy goal by 2030.

Minnesota allocates nearly $100M for clean energy, grid upgrades, and EV incentives under a major new climate and energy finance bill passed in June 2025.

A damning UK report finds the water sector plagued by debt, pollution, and executive excess.

Silent toilet leaks are driving up hotel water bills. Smarter leak detection tech is helping operators cut waste and improve operational efficiency.

New York invests $13M to protect Lake Ontario, enhance flood resilience, and modernize public sanitation.

Brooklyn Navy Yard is opening 30 new spots for EV charging. The move supports NYC’s green goals and growing demand for clean transport.

A U.S. appeals court ruled that Iowa counties cannot enforce local safety ordinances on a federally regulated carbon pipeline. The case could shape how local and federal authorities intersect in carbon capture infrastructure.

Hydrogen is stepping in where diesel dominated. A new service brings clean, quiet power to job sites, ports, and EV charging hubs.

Ontario’s Bill 40 reshapes energy policy with hydrogen innovation, rate stabilization, and streamlined municipal decisions to fuel economic growth across the province.

Wisconsin’s Assembly Bill 174, introduced in April 2025, is ushering in widespread changes across the state’s energy landscape.

Environmental concerns and outdated zoning challenge waterfront development in Hudson, New York, prompting calls for stronger industrial oversight.

Groundwater depletion in the Colorado River Basin is accelerating, threatening municipal supply, agriculture, and energy infrastructure.

$267M in federal funding will help turn polluted, abandoned lots into new homes, green space, and small business hubs.

Following a historic drop, hydropower output in the Northwest is forecast to increase 17% in 2025 due to stronger precipitation, though totals remain below the 10-year average.

With climate disasters rising, North Carolina’s new law invests $1B in infrastructure and recovery. Can it create a scalable model for resilience?

Water loss costs U.S. municipalities $8B a year. See how CivilSense™ uses AI to identify leaks and protect drinking water in communities like Bartow County, GA.

Texas Senate Bill No. 75 reinforces the state’s electric grid by establishing expert oversight and rigorous simulations to set new resilience standards that safeguard healthcare, water, communications, and transportation, ensuring public safety and economic stability.

Oregon lawmakers consider a bill to support Lane County’s CleanLane project, a proposed recycling and methane extraction facility designed to extend landfill life and reduce emissions.

Efforts to replace flood infrastructure in a key Pacific Northwest estuary are colliding with salmon habitat protections—illustrating a broader challenge facing public and private sector landowners alike.

Micromobility Fire Safety Standards Act of 2025: Ensuring safe e-bike and e-scooter use in D.C. by requiring UL-certified batteries to prevent fire risks.