Energy
Energy management is critical for local and state government agencies, focusing on sustainable practices, efficient resource utilization, and the transition to renewable energy sources. Governments play a crucial role in developing and implementing energy policies that reduce carbon emissions, lower costs, and ensure a reliable energy supply for their communities. This directory provides articles on energy, including discussions on related topics like SafeGov, which explores broader strategies for protecting communities from today’s threats.
A new paper from the FHA suggests that offering drivers small incentives could help reduce vehicle emissions, such as miles-driven-based insurance plans and monetary incentives for public transportation use.
Guest columnist Jen Mayer shares insights on revenue generation for infrastructure projects gleaned from city-led best practices and cutting-edge investment strategies.
Building inspectors for California local governments, and industry practitioners, can get free training on California’s 2016 Energy Efficiency Standards.
The Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago set a goal of becoming an energy-neutral organization by 2023
Government officials have adopted an emergency plan in case the smoldering embers ever reach nuclear waste, which could lead to a radioactive catastrophe
The North Carolina General Assembly had constitutional power to transfer control of Asheville’s water system to a regional sewer district, a court ruled
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has updated air pollution standards to further control toxic air emissions from petroleum refineries
The pavement material has empty spaces that allow water to flow through easily to reduce flooding
In California, an intersector partnership began demolishing the 94-year-old San Clemente Dam in an effort to restore the Carmel River
The Gardner Community Center now has more reliable energy through stored renewable solar power thanks to an innovative Demonstration Partnership Program
The Smart Lighting Project aims to transition all lighting to LED technology and to replace outdated infrastructure to achieve efficiencies and cost savings
Replacing older natural gas pipelines reduces leaks and improves consumer safety
Electric cars are already becoming commonplace in municipal fleets - offering cost savings and reduced emissions to help a city achieve sustainability goals
Worldwide, cities are experimenting with new strategies to conserve water through Internet of Things technologies and innovation.
The Obama Administration announced more than $120 million will be spent on researching clean energy projects in 24 states
Seattle releases analysis and online dashboard for understanding building energy use and efficiency performance
Smart Cities will invest over $160 million in federal research and more than 25 technology collaborations to help communities tackle key challenges
The Colorado Supreme Court has agreed to decide whether cities can ban hydraulic fracturing
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