Imagine a scenario where a cyberattack shuts down an entire city's water treatment system, leaving millions without access to clean water, a risk that is not just a plot from a dystopian novel but a genuine threat facing critical infrastructure today. Operational Technology (OT) systems, which
The energy landscape in Texas is experiencing a fascinating transformation, underscored by a pivotal development where proposed bills aimed at regulating renewables failed to advance in the Texas state House. This scenario not only shapes the state's energy profile but also reflects larger national
In the dynamic landscape of urban development, the city of Great Falls is navigating the complexities of funding essential utility expansions amidst growing infrastructure demands. As new housing projects emerge, the city faces the daunting task of extending utility services such as water and sewer
In a decisive move, Nebraska's legislative body is pioneering significant tax reform through the introduction of LB468, a bill designed to reshape the state's inheritance tax policy. At the helm of this strategic initiative is Sen. Rob Clements, advocating for a reduction in inheritance tax rates
Minnesota’s “Right of First Refusal” (ROFR) law has significantly shaped the state's electricity landscape. Enacted in 2012, the legislation granted existing utility firms exclusive rights to construct new high-voltage transmission lines linking them to their infrastructure. However, while intended
As summer temperatures soar in Nevada, especially with extreme weather becoming more frequent, the reliance on cooling systems intensifies, making electricity essential for survival. The Trump administration's decision to disrupt the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) amplified
