Industry Highlights

Developing offshore wind projects is not California’s priority right now, but perhaps it should be, because this could potentially help ease some of the challenges that the state is currently [...]

I just read a fantastic article about the benefits of using adaptive SOPs (standard operating procedures), instead of predictive SOPs, during emergency situations.  Adaptive SOPs, as you can [...]

Pacific Gas & Electric Company (PG&E) just launched a new online tool to help customers track rotating power outages and planned blackouts that are triggered by heatwave activity.  It’s a [...]

The 1918 pandemic was absolutely horrific, leading to more deaths than the first two world wars combined.  It was an influenza outbreak that may have originated right here in the U.S., and there [...]

I just read an article in TD World that discussed a uniquely-Californian weather phenomenon called “sundowners” that I hadn’t previously come across.  Talk about a downer (I know, pretty weak [...]

In August 2020, Tropical Storm Isaias rocked the state of New Jersey, causing over 1.4 million residents to lose power and hundreds of thousands to lose cable and internet services.  This has [...]

I’m writing this in early Sept. 2020, and already we’ve had 3 hurricanes and tropical storms make landfall in the U.S. – Hurricane Laura, Hanna, and Isaias.  There’s no doubt about it, the [...]

Depending on who you ask and what state you’re talking about, the perception of the utility industry’s restoration efforts following Tropical Storm Isaias have been all over the board.  Even [...]

Private broadband is something that utilities in all sectors should consider, because it offers advanced video and data capabilities, greater analytical capabilities, and communication channel [...]

Climate Trace, an organization launched in 2019 and backed by Google, is seeking to gather greenhouse gas emissions from power plants, manufacturing facilities, large transportation vessels, [...]