Washington state lawmakers have unanimously approved House Bill 2131, enabling utilities to sell thermal energy via thermal energy networks, promising efficient, fossil fuel-free heating and cooling solutions, and a $25 million grant program for initial projects.
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Federal officials are ramping up efforts to safeguard U.S. water utilities against anticipated cyberattacks by Chinese hackers in 2026 and 2027, focusing on bolstering cybersecurity across the sector through partnerships and a newly forming task force.
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The EDF said their recommendations on the proposed rule are based on methane emissions’ research on gas collection, transmission and distribution systems.
The House of Representatives are currently waiting to move to either the House Rules Committee or House floor for at least five bills that impact the drilling industry.