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Michigan utility adding AI to meters to measure EV charging’s impact on grid

The AI-powered meters will provide real-time data analytics and predictions to help better understand the impact EVs have on the electric grid.

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Transit-oriented development featuring hotel, concert venue planned near DFW airport

The River Central development will include a 56,000-square-foot concert venue, 140-room hotel, over 1,300 multifamily housing units and 120,000 square feet of office space.

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New York state awarding $60 million in grants for green infrastructure projects

The funding is being made available for projects that will combat the effects of climate change, with a focus on flood-prone and disadvantaged communities.

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California investing nearly $4 billion for transportation infrastructure improvements

The funding will be used for projects to refurbish coastal rail lines, freight corridors, bridges and highway interchanges.

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Kansas allocating millions in state and federal funding to boost energy grid resiliency

The funding for the projects comes from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the Kansas Infrastructure Hub and Build Kansas Fund.

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Georgia Tech develops smart EV charger designed to ease burden on grid

The smart EV charger technology would allow users to customize the charging process while minimizing both cost and impact on the grid.

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Applications now open for $451 million Internet for All initiative in Kansas

The Kansas Office of Broadband Development is currently taking applications for projects to expand high-speed internet service across the Sunflower State.

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Utah upgrading crosswalks with innovative accessible technology

The new radar-enabled crosswalk buttons are triggered by movement, like nodding or waving or activation via an app, to assist pedestrians.

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Colorado State University putting $110 million into new AI, engineering facility

The Don and Susie Law Engineering Future Technologies Building will focus on how AI and other digital technology will shape engineering and related fields for years to come.

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Texas A&M considering underground tunnel system to alleviate campus congestion

The proposed tunnels, deemed the "Aggie Loop," would be built in the most congested areas on campus, running from the Polo Road Garage area on east campus to the White Creek apartments on west campus.

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