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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.

Jerrod Kingery

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.

Keaton Peters

Texas reduces Deloitte’s contract for managing energy fund

Texas lawmakers are looking to hold Deloitte accountable, including reducing their contract by 10%, after one of the loan applications that they approved contained false information.

Jerrod Kingery

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.

Jerrod Kingery

City of Austin considering pedestrian-focused reimagining of Congress Avenue

Part of the plan sees portions Congress Avenue between Seventh and 11th Streets being converted into public plazas.

Jerrod Kingery

Washington state launches online hub to connect people, organizations to clean energy funding

The hub looks to connect everyone in Washington with federal and state grants, tax incentives and rebates that advance clean energy, clean air and clean technology projects.

Jerrod Kingery

Austin Airport embarks on $4 billion expansion project

The program includes numerous projects designed to help the airport, which has regularly broken passenger records, meet the needs of the growing Central Texas region.

Miles Smith

Rural roads facing $198B repair funding backlog and immediate repair needs, report finds

According to the report, 12% of U.S. rural roads are rated in poor condition, while 8% of rural bridges are rated in poor/structurally deficient condition.

Brady Pieper

Only 22% of states have AI-ready data quality programs, survey finds

For data quality programs to be effective in supporting AI and GenAI applications, they must meet rigorous standards.

Pete Hahnloser

Study: Port electrification through federal funding benefits environment, disadvantaged communities

Nearly 39 million people in the U.S. live within three miles of a port, many of whom are people of color and live at or below the national median household income.

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