This May, STaX Capital Partners applied for a permit to install turbines fueled by methane from oil wells on Alaska’s North Slope. The temporary facilities would serve as a proof of concept for a much ...

More than a week since the deadly fireworks explosions in Esparto, some who live near the scene are still under mandatory evacuation orders with no water and no power. "It breaks my heart," said ...

A data center under construction in Mesa, Arizona. The Phoenix area ranks second in North America for data center development. A recent fracas in Tucson, Arizona, underscores increasing concerns about ...

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power says crews have completed repairs on an underground water pipe. Thousands of residents are still being urged not to use tap water until service is fully ...

City of Coweta Water Shutdown Update: "We have successfully isolated all water sources leading to the broken water main. In the next few minutes the new main will be going into the ground. We will ...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has moved to shift capital planning and permitting timelines for the nation’s ...

Fueled by AI, global demand for data center capacity could more than triple by 2030, McKinsey reports. But these facilities use up enormous amounts of water and power to keep their equipment cool. In ...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Thousands of people living in Porter Ranch and Granada Hills will have their water service cut off Wednesday due to emergency repairs at a local water pump station. According to ...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- More than 9,200 Department of Water and Power customers in Granada Hills and Porter Ranch remained without water service Thursday while the utility scrambled to repair a broken ...

Thousands of San Fernando Valley residents were expected to remain without water through the weekend days after their service was first interrupted on Tuesday. The outage is affecting more than 9,200 ...

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power restored water service to more than 9,000 San Fernando Valley residents after a valve failure caused taps to run dry or slow to a trickle last week.