IBEW Pickets Eversource Over Stalled Contract Talks

IBEW Local 1837 members held an informational picket at Eversource's Manchester headquarters following months of stalled negotiations for their first contract covering System Operators who manage transmission and distribution electric grids across Eversource's New Hampshire service territory. Source: manchester.inklink.news

States Look to Unleash Wind and Solar Boom While Tax Credits Still Exist

States across the nation, including Pennsylvania, accelerate renewable energy projects and infrastructure development as federal tax credits face potential elimination, driving a rush to complete wind and solar installations that could impact the construction industry. Source: canarymedia.com

Kohlhaas : Why Pennsylvanians Are Seeing Their Electricity Bills Soar

Energy policy expert Kohlhaas explains the factors driving significant increases in Pennsylvania electricity costs, including infrastructure investments, regulatory changes, and market dynamics that directly impact building operations and construction project economics across the state. Source: buckscountybeacon.com

What Administration's Solar Crackdown Means for Pennsylvania Energy Bills

Analysis examines how the current administration's restrictions on solar energy programs and tax credits could impact Pennsylvania residents' electricity costs and the state's renewable energy development, affecting both residential and commercial building projects. Source: wesa.fm

Report Analyzes Construction Industry Trends in Pennsylvania, US

Pennsylvania ranks fifth lowest nationwide for construction industry employment, with only 4.9% of state workers employed in construction despite high demand for housing and infrastructure, as the industry faces challenges from rising interest rates, labor shortages, and economic uncertainty. Source: wfmz.com

Senate Hearing Discusses Benefits, Drawbacks of PA Data Centers

Pennsylvania Senators Rosemary Brown and Dave Argall hosted a Senate Majority Policy Committee hearing at Valley View High School that drew over 300 attendees to examine the rapid expansion of data center development across Pennsylvania, particularly in Northeast Pennsylvania where five facilities are proposed in the Valley View School District alone. Source: timesleader.com