A $5 billion strategic AI infrastructure partnership
Bloom Energy and Brookfield announced a $5 billion strategic partnership to implement AI infrastructure to meet the growing demands of
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Teamwork saves $1.6 million on major wastewater project
This summer, the Environmental Utilities team in Roseville completed a complex and high-stakes repair project at the Dry Creek Wastewater
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GIS Technology: Innovation In Motion
The Greater New Haven Water Pollution Control Authority utilizes GIS technology The Greater New Haven Water Pollution Control Authority (GNHWPCA
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Bright Future U Prepares Youth for Career in Energy
People’s Gas and Chicago Public Schools have joined forces to create the Bright Futures U program, an initiative that helps
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How federal sea level projections affect engineering
The new revised report of the sea level projections from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) kicks off a
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Tallahassee force main leak snarls traffic
City of Tallahassee crews responded to a major wastewater spill after a force main leak at the T.P. Smith Water
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Smart Water Control in New Berlin, New York
When the culvert on Holmesville Hill Road in Berlin, NY, repeatedly failed due to heavy seasonal runoff, the town needed
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Rehabilitating a historic structure to suit the 21st Century
The completion of the East Haddam Swing Bridge rehabilitation project signified the balance between preserving historic structures while keeping them
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Newark is investing in stormwater upgrades
As climate change brings heavier rainfall, higher storm surges and vicious winds, Newark’s Water and Sewer Utility is taking an
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How the government shutdown affects different agencies
On October 1, 2025, Congress failed to reach an agreement on funding the federal government, agencies are shutdown until further
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DOT&PF Awards $29 Million for Kenai Spur Highway Upgrades
The Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities has awarded a $29 million construction contract for Phase II of the
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APWA Public Works Projects of the Year
The American Public Works Association (APWA) Public Works Projects of the Year honor excellence in the management and administration of
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San Mateo and Foster City celebrate opening of wastewater treatment plant
San Mateo and Foster City officials recently cut the ribbon on their new wastewater treatment plant. The wastewater treatment plant
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EPA Orders Construction Company to Comply with Clean Water Act
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), working with the Virgin Islands Department of Planning and Natural Resources (DPNR), has ordered
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St. Paul opens new water treatment facility
The city of St.Paul, Minn, announced the opening of a new water treatment facility. Construction began in 2022 for the
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A familiar infrastructure challenge is unfolding now
Australia is entering another wave of major water infrastructure investment, reminiscent of past booms following long periods of underinvestment. The
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Water Leadership Institute 2025 Graduates
The Water Leadership Institute (WLI) Class of 2025 brings together 83 water professionals from 27 U.S. states, Canada, and New
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A possible New Jersey bill requires data center transparency
The bill from New Jersey if passed requires data centers to release quarterly reports on energy and water usage. The
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City of Wasilla’s Path Modernizes Wastewater Infrastructure
Wasilla, Alaska, is using $5.7 million in Community Project funding to overhaul its aging wastewater infrastructure, a system still dependent
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Building the Foundation of Tomorrow
How the County of San Diego’s culture of service and shared purpose strengthens its communities Most of what holds a
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North Carolina to receive largest allocation of ER funding ever
Sean P. Duffy, U.S. Transportation Secretary, announced that the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) will receive $1.15 billion in
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Cities Navigate Surging Electricity Demand and Rising Risk
Cities face mounting challenges as new, energy-intensive users like data centers, electrified transit and industrial reshoring strain local grids, while
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How Chicago DWM Faces Flooding
Climate change is a problem levying a heavy tax on Chicago’s sewer infrastructure. We are experiencing more 100-year storms now
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San Francisco Celebrates Major Infrastructure Milestone
Originally built in 1952, the Southeast Treatment Plant is San Francisco’s largest and oldest wastewater facility. It plays a vital
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South Carolina’s Columbia Assembly Street Rail Separation Project
The City of Columbia in South Carolina initiated a $10 million community project request to separate local rail and vehicular
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