Page 64 - Electrical Workers News Today

The White House announced an investment of over $40 billion toward connecting underserved communities to affordable high-speed internet.

The 30-year-old contract worker was in Detroit when he was fatally injured, electrical company says.

Freight rail unions have gradually achieved their key demand from the labor dispute last year.

Massena residents fought the local utility to bring their electric grid under public control. Forty years later, they say it’s still paying off.

During remarks on Monday, President Joe Biden described his administration’s investment as “historic.” The White House announced on Monday an […] The post Biden announces billions of dollars to connect underserved communities to high-speed internet appeared first on TheGrio.

Hydro Ottawa says it has a contingency plan to place to continue to provide hydro to customers, in the event of a possible strike next week by its workers.

New York Focus is a non-profit news publication investigating how power works in New York state. Sign up for its newsletter at nysfocus.com/newsletter.

The Ohio Power Siting Board authorized Yellow Wood Solar Energy LLC to build a 300-megawatt solar-powered electric generating facility in Clinton County.

CASPER — Some of them had been waiting more than a decade, but a slate of TransWest Express company leaders and federal and state officials smiled Tuesday afternoon as their

Senior U.S. District Judge Helen Gillmor is under the weather this week and cleared her calendar. She is scheduled to be back on the bench next week.