9/9/2026 7:30:02 AM The importance of maintaining nature's equilibrium By Louis Scorza Nature's food chains have evolved over millions of years to maintain balance, creating ecosystems that can largely sustain themselves....
9/8/2026 12:36:06 PM Environment Secretary visits Havant Thicket reservoir as government strengthens water resilience amid ongoing drought By Daniel Murcia Recently, the Environment Secretary visited the Havant Thicket reservoir in Hampshire to discuss the urgent need for a more resilient...
9/7/2026 8:27:07 AM Powering the AI boom: Germany's Reifegradverfahren and the shift from first-come to first-ready grid connections By Marie von Armansperg Paul Jahn Juliane Hilf Andreas Ruthemeyer Philipp Reinecke, LL.M. +2 more... Show less The German grid operators' new maturity-based procedure, the Reifegradverfahren, changes how scarce transmission-grid capacity is...
9/4/2026 7:32:54 AM Digital books for lower emissions By Louis Scorza As a regular reader and physical copy purist, one modern technology trend I’ve resisted is the move to digital books. Whether it’s the...
9/3/2026 10:15:37 AM New winds ahead: Germany’s overhaul of its offshore wind regime By Philipp Reinecke, LL.M. Andreas Ruthemeyer Juliane Hilf Marie von Armansperg Alex Schmidtke Paul Jahn Ornella Trost +4 more... Show less On 2 September 2026, the German Federal Cabinet has adopted an amendment to the Offshore Wind Energy Act (Windenergie-auf-See-Gesetz,...
9/1/2026 7:30:54 AM Building a More Water-Efficient Digital Future Through Innovation By Bertrand Mallet As investment in AI and digital infrastructure accelerates, attention is increasingly turning to an important question: how can we...
8/28/2026 7:30:16 AM Iconic frog species moves towards rewilding in Panama By Louis Scorza Back in 2016, I was lucky enough to spend three weeks in Panama, Central America’s southernmost country, nestled between Costa Rica and...
8/27/2026 3:20:04 PM Underground power distribution network: A New Path for Brazil’s Electrical Infrastructure? By Elisabeth Chaves Coen ANEEL has opened an important discussion on expanding underground electricity distribution networks in Brazil. Today, only 0.4% of...
8/26/2026 7:24:35 PM FCC Tightens Focus of Covered List Entry for Foreign-Produced Power Inverters By Jason Wilcox Following a second national security determination from the Department of War (DoW), the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) updated...
8/25/2026 12:58:57 PM New hope for England’s lost and threatened species By Louis Scorza Natural England, the government’s official adviser for the natural environment, has announced funding for 130 projects designed to help...
8/25/2026 12:50:09 PM UK Government Launches £28 Million Ultra-Long Duration Energy Storage Challenge By Peter Youle The UK Government has launched a new challenge to encourage the development of Ultra-Long Duration Energy Storage (Ultra-LDES)...
8/24/2026 7:30:56 AM Rethinking what "new" means in construction By Gabrielle Barthelemy Earlier this year, architecture students at the École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Normandie in Rouen took part in “Passé...
8/20/2026 1:30:01 PM Reusing rainwater from rooftops By Derek Silva Researchers at The University of Manchester are exploring a surprisingly simple way to help cities stay cooler: save the rain that falls...
8/20/2026 9:12:36 AM Getting ready to keep up the pace: Germany’s Infrastructure Future Act Introduces Faster Permits and Digital Procedures By Patrick Schroeder Jonas Lampert Paul-Armand Roegels Germany’s Infrastructure Future Act (Infrastruktur-Zukunftsgesetz) was published in the Federal Law Gazette on 28 July 2026. This new law...
8/20/2026 7:30:11 AM UK farmers face worst harvest on record By Louis Scorza Last month, I wrote about Europe’s summer of extreme heat. Since then, in the UK anyway, it’s been hard to escape conversations about the...
8/18/2026 5:27:36 PM D.C. Circuit Upholds EPA’s Designation of PFOA and PFOS as CERCLA Hazardous Substances By Michael Mims On August 18, 2026, the D.C. Circuit handed EPA a clean win on one of the most consequential environmental rules of the decade. In...