In an ideal scenario, the installation of transformers, poles, fire hydrants, and gas utility lines that make up our utility infrastructure would go on without

Once utility lines moved from overhead to underground, service reliability improved markedly. While moving underground helped to ensure continuity, it also ushered in additional layers

Leaky infrastructure causes a loss of about 6 billion gallons of treated water in the United States each day. If it’s hard for you to

Moisture from driving rain, whipping winds, and flash floods are capable of doing a number on material left to the elements. It’s quite a feat

In the construction industry, there isn’t a document more crucial to the satisfactory completion of a project than the blueprint. This technical drawing provides builders

Though prediction modeling has significantly improved with the advent of modern technology, weather forecasting is still the quintessential inexact science. Experts may have more data

If you’ve ever worked in customer service or spent a few minutes listening to a frustrated customer, you understand how crucial it is to get

In the past, consumers have unfairly stigmatized utility companies with labels like “slow-moving,” “inefficient” and “rigid.” Innovation has been slow in order to keep utilities

Efficiency is key for utility providers.  Tasked with the job of supplying our homes and businesses with electricity, water, and gas. Along with striving for