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Thermal Energy Networks Could Transform Water Use in Urban Areas

Implementing thermal energy networks (TENs) in neighborhoods, including commercial buildings, convention centers, and hotels, can significantly reduce water usage, as outlined in a new report by the Building Decarbonization Coalition. Analyzing eight sites that utilize TENs for heating and cooling, the study found that building operators saved a combined 337 million gallons of fresh water …

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NRC Hosts Public Meetings on Palisades Nuclear Plant Restart

Kevin Kamps, a radioactive waste specialist at Beyond Nuclear, part of an environmental coalition that has expressed strong opposition to the restart, highlighted issues such as the reactor’s age, embrittled pressure vessel, outdated steam generators, and inadequate safety maintenance since the shutdown. The coalition fears that restarting Palisades could lead to severe accidents, reminiscent of …

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Rising Energy Costs Overshadow Sustainability Efforts in U.S. Utility Sector

Utilities face significant challenges in gaining customer support for sustainability targets, which are essential for justifying rate cases, supporting infrastructure projects, and promoting consumer usage and behavioral changes. Andrew Heath, vice president of utilities intelligence at J.D. Power, explains that without increased awareness and reduced pessimism about climate change, utilities face an uphill battle.

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