Energy Update
Citing planning delays, a global renewable energy developer has canceled plans for a major wind project in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.
As part of Stress Awareness Month Jennie Hennessey, communications manager at contractor Willmott Dixon, explores why it’s detrimental for businesses to have a stressful work environment and the
From family days out to full-day pub sessions with friends, people will have different plans for how they intend to spend a bank holiday – but they’ll most
(Fri, 19 Apr 2019) Working natural gas in storage in the Lower 48 states at the end of March totaled 1,137 billion cubic feet (Bcf) according to EIAâs <em>Weekly Natural Gas Storage Report</em>. As of March 31, the usual end of the natural gas withdrawal season, working natural gas inventories were 30% lower than the previous five-year average for that time of year.
Businesses will stand to benefit first from “game-changing” 5G connectivity, according to Orange CEO Stephane Richard – with consumer adoption still a few years away. Addressing French businesses,
San Francisco Mayor London Breed wants to use PG&E Corp.’s bankruptcy to take over some of the company’s assets for the city’s power needs, a move that would shake up California’s largest utility and remake the state’s energy landscape.
Duke Energy Corp. will develop six utility-scale solar power projects in North Carolina that may cost up to $404 million as part of the state’s bid to boost renewable energy.
Scottish business has been weakened by continued uncertainty over Brexit, according to the latest report from the Scottish Chambers of Commerce (SCC). The Q1 report shows that levels
Yuba College, a community college part of the Yuba Community College District, this week completed a 1-MW solar carport installation that it says could result in $10 million of avoided utility costs over the life of the system. The District purchased the solar outright, which resulted in optimal savings.
(Thu, 18 Apr 2019) EIAâs <em>Short-Term Energy Outlook</em> forecasts that the typical U.S. residential household will consume about 3,080 kilowatthours of electricity this summer (June through August), down 5% from the average summer consumption in 2018. If this forecast is realized, it would be the lowest level of electricity consumption per customer since 2014 and the second-lowest level since 2001.
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