Alaska is on the brink of a significant energy crisis, with state regulators and advocates raising alarms about an impending shortfall in local natural gas supplies. This shortfall could impact urban areas as soon as 2027, affecting utilities from Homer on the Kenai Peninsula to Fairbanks in the
Recent cyberattacks targeting water utilities across the United States have raised considerable alarm, highlighting the vulnerabilities within the nation's water supply systems. These incidents underscore the serious implications that such cybersecurity threats impose on the overall safety and
The rising cost of living is hitting Minnesotans hard in 2024, as an increasing number of residents find their heat or electricity being disconnected due to unpaid bills. This trend, which has reached its highest level in a decade, serves as a stark reminder of the economic struggles faced by many
San Jose is currently at a pivotal moment in deciding its future electrical infrastructure. The city has been exploring the possibility of creating its own city-owned power utility, known as San Jose Power. However, recent developments in negotiations with power giant PG&E have led city officials
Oregon lawmakers are gearing up to introduce a bill that aims to prevent utility companies from hiking rates while unresolved lawsuits tied to wildfires are still pending. This legislative initiative is designed to shield consumers from having to shoulder the financial burdens associated with
Connecticut is at a critical juncture in its energy investment journey. The state's regulatory environment, led by the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA), has created significant challenges that could hinder necessary advancements in energy infrastructure. This article explores the
