Duke Energy's Headquarters Adding Public Art
Duke Energy is adding three public art installations to its corporate headquarters in Charlotte, North Carolina, to represent its core values and clean energy mission.
Duke Energy is adding three public art installations to its corporate headquarters in Charlotte, North Carolina, to represent its core values and clean energy mission.
Stellars' new telescopic cranes utilize the CDTpro Remote with Range Finder of the Stellar 96 Series, 106 Series, and 126 Series cranes.
Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions begins its first utility-scale renewable energy project in Idaho through a through a 20-year power purchase agreement.
Sempra Infrastructure entered a agreement with PKN Orlen to advance the projected LNG off-take capacity for the Phase 1 project.
From the partnership, Invenergy will provide Core with over 1.2 terawatt-hours of renewable energy per year for Colorado residents.
Harvest Midstream aims to bring reliable energy by investing in Interior Gas Utility's project utilizing North Slope gas.
Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions purchased a new solar power plant being constructed, Pike Solar. The solar power plant will contain more than 414,000 solar panels.
The automaker adds more trophies to its cabinet, taking home two awards from Edmunds editors for the F-150 and F-150 Lighting.
When it’s a cold day in the Pacific Northwest, what's a better way to spend it than behind the wheel of a beefy work truck? Spending time in a CORE truck!
JLG Industries compact crawler boom lift models, X770AJ and X1000AJ, now have bi-energy technology available for reducing noise and exhaust emissions.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company responded to the Northern and Central California winter storms with the largest storm response in its history.
Terex Utilities announced a team member has been promoted to Senior Director of Services.
The North Carolina Utilities Commission has issued its final plan on Duke Energy's Carolinas Carbon Plan.
The latest additions to SDG&E’s fleet include eight fully electric, Ford F-150 Lightning trucks and a zero-emissions hydrogen fuel cell car.
The "Most Responsible Companies” award by Newsweek recognizes the top 500 most responsible countries in the U.S.
Today, digger derricks are an essential tool for utility line construction. Here’s how they’ve evolved over the past 75 years, from a new invention to a critical part of any utility fleet.
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