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A new memorandum of understanding aims to speed deployment of battery-electric construction equipment powered by renewable energy and intelligent systems.

NASA selected seven companies for a multiple-award construction contract supporting up to $300 million in upgrades at Johnson Space Center in Houston.

Blink Charging and Kempower are expanding their partnership with 14 additional fast-charging locations planned across the U.S. East Coast through 2026.

Revel and Voltera plan to build one of the largest fast-charging platforms in the United States, targeting fleets, ride-hail drivers, and robotaxis as charging infrastructure becomes a competitive bottleneck.

A report on the world’s largest tunnel boring machine manufacturer argues that China is becoming a major force in the global tunnelling industry, raising pressure on U.S. innovation capacity.

Taiwan has opened the Danjiang Bridge, described as the world’s longest single-tower asymmetric cable-stayed bridge and a major new link near the Tamsui River.

Research presented in Europe warns that solar storms can induce currents in railway systems, potentially disrupting track-circuit signaling and, in the worst case, flipping signals in dangerous ways.

A visit to Queensland’s Clarke Creek Wind Farm highlights a recurring conflict in the energy transition: communities routinely accept older grid infrastructure, but often challenge newer renewable projects over how they看

Singapore’s National Environment Agency has appointed a joint venture to support Phase 2 of the Integrated Waste Management Facility, which is planned to process up to 2,900 tonnes of waste a day.

DNV has released two new technical standards for floating solar, covering float structures and mooring systems as developers push the technology into larger and more demanding environments.

A seven-foot alligator crossing a busy road in Tampa was guided away from traffic by a sheriff’s deputy and later relocated by a licensed trapper, illustrating the recurring safety challenge wildlife poses on active road

With satellite constellations in operation, frequent launches and more companies earning steady service revenue, the space sector is looking less like one-off project finance and more like network infrastructure.

Source metadata indicates Greenlane is pushing its heavy-duty EV truck charging network beyond California, a sign that freight electrification is moving from pilot geography toward corridor-scale deployment.

A new heavy-duty EV charging push is moving beyond California and into one of the nation’s busiest freight routes, signaling that electrified trucking infrastructure is starting to follow freight demand instead of just a

The Asian Development Bank says it will back a multidecade buildout of regional energy and digital systems, with a major focus on cross-border grids, renewable power flows and access expansion.

OpenAI says natural voice AI depends on low and stable media round-trip time, quick session startup, and global reach. A new engineering write-up shows how the company rebuilt key parts of its WebRTC stack to meet those

A 1.6 MW California pilot found that canal-top solar can sharply cut evaporation and algae growth while producing electricity from existing water infrastructure.

Taihan Cable & Solution says it will supply and install 154 kV submarine cables connecting island and floating solar projects in South Jeolla province to the South Korean grid.

Amazon Web Services says repairs to war-damaged facilities in the UAE and Bahrain will take several more months, extending a regional cloud disruption and suspending billing for affected customers.

Mozambique’s energy regulator has relaunched pre-qualification for a 30 MW solar project in Sofala province, reopening a site previously awarded in 2022 as part of the EU- and AFD-backed PROLER auction program