Energy & Utilities

A public battle rages at Fermi Inc. as its former CEO attempts a hostile takeover, pitting his vision against the board's strategy for Project Matador.

As Québec and California set the date for their next carbon auction, we look at the rising prices, business impacts, and a potential three-way climate alliance.

The government axes its flawed human rights ombudsperson, calling it ineffective. Critics cry abdication, exposing a chasm in corporate oversight.

This year's Water Canada Awards finalists prove that the most critical water innovations are now coming from city hall, not just the tech lab.

A new forecast reveals steady growth in the dredging market. The real story is how the twin pressures of global trade and climate change are reshaping the industry.

As Futurpreneur marks 30 years, its most diverse delegation ever heads to Vienna, aiming to shape global policy and forge new trade partnerships.

Innoscience touts a key legal win in Germany, but Infineon's conflicting claims paint a complex picture of the high-stakes GaN semiconductor market.

As summer heat intensifies, American Water's conservation tips are more than advice—they're a glimpse into our shared strategy for water resilience.

As America nears its 250th anniversary, one company is turning patriotism into tangible support for veterans. But is it just good marketing, or a new blueprint for how businesses can drive real social change?

Beyond simple comfort, your next HVAC is a major investment. We break down the tech, costs, and policies shaping the heat pump, furnace, and hybrid debate.

A massive conditional loan from the Pentagon's investment arm aims to transform a Utah uranium mill into a cornerstone of America's critical minerals strategy.

With regulatory approval for its Covelya Group acquisition, Kraken Robotics is creating a subsea giant, set to redefine ocean exploration and defense.

Beyond a simple merger, Conrex Group's acquisition of Formweld Fitting signals a strategic shift toward creating a resilient, one-stop industrial giant.

Amid record revenues, Roland Berger's 20-year Middle East focus and AI investments reveal a strategic shift from advice to execution in a demanding market.

As floods intensify, Norway is deploying a satellite constellation to see through storms, turning raw data into a national resilience strategy. A critical assessment.

STLD projects robust Q2 earnings, driven by strong steel demand and pricing. The firm navigates a facility relocation while its new aluminum unit ramps up.

A landmark settlement in Texas is part of a growing trend where massive legal awards, not just regulations, are becoming a powerful driver for corporate accountability.

With backing from tech titans, the new Appia Foundation aims to translate abstract AI principles into a verifiable, open-source accountability framework.

A new 16,000 sq ft warehouse in Texas aims to revolutionize Burckhardt Compression's U.S. service, promising same-day shipping and enhanced maintenance.

Opus One Gold's latest drill results from Quebec confirm a high-grade gold system extending 700m deep, de-risking the Noyell project and exciting investors.