Keaton Peters, Author at Government Market News

DOE cybersecurity principles seek to fortify energy supply chain

Principles provide framework to strengthen technologies used to manage and operate electric grids, renewable energy, oil, and natural gas systems

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Connecticut announces $300 million for water infrastructure, state parks

Bulk of funds will flow to a state fund designed to provide financial support to municipalities in building wastewater plants and upgrading water systems

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DOE plans $900 million investment in small modular nuclear reactors

Funds are for the most advanced version of the technology, featuring improved safety, energy efficiency and operational lifespan

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EPA declares new 20% ethanol fuel blend road ready

Product can be blended into conventional gasoline at up to 20% concentration – the highest yet to be approved for use in any conventional gas-powered vehicle

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Air Force launches its own Artificial Intelligence chatbot

Technology will help Air Force with “correspondence, background papers and code, all within a secure computing environment,.

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Department of Energy releases definition of zero-emissions building

National Definition of a Zero Emissions Building provides a framework for federal agencies and private sector partners to work toward clean energy

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New York governor puts indefinite pause on congestion pricing

Plan would have charged most drivers $15 to enter Midtown or Lower Manhattan; It was set to take effect June 30

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Partnership uses AI to strengthen water treatment plants against cyberattacks

Artificial intelligence has potential to help water treatment plants fend off growing threat of hacking attempts

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Feds open largest-ever investment opportunity in EV charging infrastructure

Collaboration between U.S. departments of Energy and Transportation accepting applications for $1.3 billion to expand nationwide network

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$179 million to go to water recycling projects in western states

Funds to flow to four projects in Utah and California to increase availability of water sources in drought-prone regions

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