New Commercial Water Heaters Target Higher Efficiency and Easier Facility Retrofits
A.O. Smith introduced a premium condensing commercial water heater aimed at high-efficiency replacement and new facility applications.
Public EV Charging Satisfaction Improves as Reliability and Availability Get Better
New industry findings show EV drivers are becoming more satisfied with public charging as station reliability, availability and speed improve.
Ameren Illinois Plans $1.6 Billion Grid Program With 380 Miles of Transmission Work
Ameren plans a $1.6 billion Central Illinois grid program that will build or upgrade about 380 miles of transmission lines through 2029.
Texas Approves More Than 400 Miles of New West Texas Transmission Lines
Texas regulators approved two major transmission projects totaling more than 400 miles to move more power into West Texas industrial regions.
422-Mile North Plains Connector Reaches Major Environmental Review Milestone
The proposed 422-mile North Plains Connector HVDC line has reached a final environmental review milestone as developers plan a 3,000-MW grid link.
Data Center Construction Boom Is Creating a New Battle for Skilled Trades
Data center growth is creating thousands of high-paying construction jobs and increasing competition for electricians, pipefitters and other skilled trades.
Banner Ironwood Starts 32,000-Square-Foot Emergency Department Expansion in Arizona
Banner Ironwood Medical Center has broken ground on a 32,000-square-foot expansion to increase emergency and interventional capacity.
IBEW Local 26 Says Data Centers Are Fueling Major Electrical Job Growth
IBEW Local 26 is highlighting data center development as a major source of electrical construction employment in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Doster Starts $78 Million Livingston Hospital Expansion in Kentucky
Doster Construction is building a $78 million renovation and 66,000-square-foot expansion at Livingston Hospital in Salem, Kentucky.
Microsoft and OpenAI Invest in Skilled-Trade Training as Data Center Hiring Tightens
Microsoft and OpenAI are backing skilled-trade training programs as the AI infrastructure boom raises demand for electricians and other construction workers.
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