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LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — As the temperatures rise, so do bugs. According to residents, there have been some reports of scorpion sightings inside people’s homes, specifically in the Mountain’s Edge... Read more
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The Port of Cleveland is going electric. One of the Great Lakes’ largest shipping ports is transforming part of a large warehouse into an “electrification hub” to anchor its emission-cutting... Read more
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMay 10, 2024 Contacts:Andy Barnes, abarnes@cebn.org, Tel: 202-785-0507, ext. 1503Lizzie Stricklin, lstricklin@bcse.org, Tel: 202-785-0507, ext. 1504 Washington, D.C. – T... Read more
The following commentary was written by Chris McElroy, a PhD student studying ecological economics at the University of Vermont. See our commentary guidelines for more information. Electrifi... Read more
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Read on! Matt Chester: Welcome to the Network of Experts. Let’s start by sharing with our audience your credentials: what is your role in the energy sector and what are your areas of experti... Read more
NORFOLK, Va. — Rainstorms at Tidewater Gardens public housing complex were anxiety-inducing enough. That dread among parents was only amplified when the skies opened up on schooldays. Fast-p... Read more
Get Published – Build a Following The Energy Central Power Industry Network® is based on one core idea – power industry professionals helping each other and advancing the industr... Read more
(Bloomberg) — When the world’s top gas traders met in late April at a canal-side hotel on the outskirts of Amsterdam, the atmosphere was business-as-usual: coffee, croissants and wrang... Read more
