unsThe energy sector is at a pivotal juncture where technological advancements are not just opportunities but necessary evolutions for sustainability and competitiveness. According to EY’s Future of Energy survey, utility executives are navigating a complex landscape, balancing the adoption of c
In an era where the U.S. federal debt has reached a staggering $36 trillion, policymakers are under increased pressure to find solutions. One potential area for significant savings lies within the $181 billion annual expenditure on corporate welfare, specifically business subsidies. Chris Edwards
The Georgia legislative session has seen a flurry of activity as lawmakers race to meet significant deadlines. Among the prominent topics under discussion are tax cuts and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs in education. These legislative efforts reflect broader societal debates and
Are Public Safety Power Shutoffs Coming to Santa Fe This Week? As critical fire weather conditions loom over Santa Fe and its surrounding regions, concerns about the potential for public safety power shutoffs (PSPS) have intensified. The Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM) has already
Donald Gainsborough, a political savant and leader in policy and legislation, heads Government Curated. He joins us today to discuss the pressing issue of investor-owned utilities (IOUs) and their political contributions in Sacramento, as well as the implications and prospects of Assembly Bill 884
Kelowna, a vibrant city in British Columbia, faces a significant impediment to its promising growth trajectory due to a pressing issue of inadequate electrical capacity. The concern originates from FortisBC, the regional electricity provider, which has informed developers that it cannot guarantee
