Check out this AWWA one-hour webinar where we discuss the impacts of COVID-19 on the financial health and sustainability of the water sector.
The rapid growth of data center capacity and the resulting need for generation is presenting electric utilities with market opportunities not seen in decades. This relatively sudden upturn in electricity consumption is rightly commanding much attention in the energy sector. It is essential to carefully assess the potential benefits and potential downsides of data center expansion as part of an overall evaluation of the opportunity for the city, residents, and businesses of the broader region.
Raftelis partnered with the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) on a series of Food Matters workshops that focused on food waste reduction in cities. Our workshops covered municipal funding structures for sustainable food waste diversion programs, grant funding for reducing food waste, and leveraging fees to fund flexible and sustainable food waste projects.
Smart meter deployment represents one of the most significant infrastructure investments in the electric utility sector over the last two decades. Adoption rates have reached critical mass, and the technology is now fundamentally reshaping the utility landscape.
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