Microlearning might just be the next wave of best-in-class utility training. This concept reflects a shift in how we process information, and it’s a shift mainly attributable to the [...]
After successful testing, Facebook emergency alerts are now available for local government officials to quickly alert the public of an impending emergency. This is great news because it [...]
The Columbia Gas disaster, in which multiple Massachusetts communities were rocked by a series of natural gas explosions, happened one year ago today. Although Columbia Gas remains under scrutiny [...]
Water utilities are faced with the massive challenge of how to fix water infrastructure without totally alienating their customers. Considering that the EPA projects that nearly half a trillion [...]
Oh boy. Electric vehicles are all the rage, but a mass-hack of EV chargers could cripple the power grid. In fact, a new research study from New York University suggests that a simultaneous [...]
Evacuation planning is tough, especially in the communities that have ineffective evacuation routes. Luckily, a new analysis by StreetLight Data sheds light on the most [...]
In August 2019, the California Public Utilities Commission adopted a new gas utility regulation that provides an innovative approach to monitoring methane emissions and encouraging gas leak [...]
Hurricane Barry, which hit the Gulf Coast in July 2019, revealed some important lessons for emergency preparedness personnel and first responders. Although the storm was relatively low key from [...]
The development of best-in-class water utility cybersecurity protocols are lagging behind other utility sectors such as gas and electric. Although larger water purveyors are relatively [...]
Well, this is certainly concerning. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is pushing to reduce the frequency and scope of nuclear plant inspections across the U.S. Although the NRC [...]