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PSEG Long Island Recognizes Lineworkers on National Appreciation Day

PSEG Long Island Recognizes Lineworkers on National Appreciation Day

PSEG Long Island is celebrating National Lineworker Appreciation Day on April 18 by acknowledging the hard work and dedication of its field workforce. The company employs approximately 700 in-house and contracted lineworkers who are essential in maintaining reliable electric service for 1.2 million customers across Long Island and the Rockaways. These lineworkers are responsible for ensuring the power remains on, even during challenging conditions such as storms and natural disasters. Michael Sullivan, PSEG Long Island's vice president of Electric Operations, emphasized the critical role these workers play in the company's operations.
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India's Clean Energy Firm Supports South African Solar Expansion with $34 Million Guarantee

India's Clean Energy Firm Supports South African Solar Expansion with $34 Million Guarantee

India's Clean Energy Firm Supports South African Solar Expansion with $34 Million Guarantee
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West Kelowna Residents Oppose Overhead Lines in BC Hydro Project

West Kelowna Residents Oppose Overhead Lines in BC Hydro Project

Residents of West Kelowna, British Columbia, are opposing the construction of overhead power transmission lines as part of BC Hydro's West Kelowna Transmission Project. The project aims to provide a backup power supply for 26,000 customers and involves building a new transmission line connecting the Westbank Substation to FortisBC's Recreation Substation. Despite the necessity of the project, residents prefer underground lines to minimize visual impact and preserve property values. BC Hydro is considering public feedback, environmental impact, and project costs in its decision-making process, with construction expected to be completed by 2032 or 2033.
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Long Island Man Arrested for Alleged Attempted Kidnapping of 11-Year-Old Boy

Long Island Man Arrested for Alleged Attempted Kidnapping of 11-Year-Old Boy

A 51-year-old man named Nelson Acevedo was arrested on Long Island for allegedly attempting to kidnap an 11-year-old boy by luring him with money. The incident occurred on Chester Street in Uniondale, where Acevedo approached the child and tried to entice him into a nearby home. According to court documents, Acevedo called out 'mommy, mommy' to the boy, blew kisses, and offered him $100 to come inside the house. The situation escalated when Acevedo allegedly grabbed the boy's wrist as he tried to escape. The child managed to break free and was seen on surveillance video walking toward Front Street, looking back to see if he was being followed. His parents later contacted the police, leading to an investigation. Acevedo was recognized by a gas station worker while pumping gas, which led to his arrest.
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NiSource signs long-term power deal with Alphabet, expands Amazon agreement

NiSource signs long-term power deal with Alphabet, expands Amazon agreement

April 16 (Reuters) - U.S. utility NiSource said on Thursday it had signed a long-term energy supply agreement with a unit of Alphabet to support a large data center in northern Indiana.
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Mariah Carey Misses Rock Roll Hall of Fame Induction; Billy Idol and Rick Rubin Honored

Mariah Carey Misses Rock Roll Hall of Fame Induction; Billy Idol and Rick Rubin Honored

Mariah Carey Misses Rock Roll Hall of Fame Induction; Billy Idol and Rick Rubin Honored
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Vår Energi Plans Gas Export to Boost Goliat Field Production

Vår Energi Plans Gas Export to Boost Goliat Field Production

Vår Energi has submitted an amended Plan for Development and Operation (PDO) for the Goliat Gas Export project in the Barents Sea. The project aims to increase oil recovery and extend the field's productive life by exporting associated gas currently reinjected into the reservoir. Developed in partnership with Equinor, the project will utilize new subsea infrastructure to connect the Goliat FPSO to the Snøhvit system and Hammerfest LNG. The development targets approximately 112 million barrels of oil equivalent (MMboe) of reserves, with first production expected in 2029. The project is estimated to extend the Goliat field's operational life by around 10 years.
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Data Center Expansion Drives $1.4 Trillion Utility Investment Amid Rising Costs

Data Center Expansion Drives $1.4 Trillion Utility Investment Amid Rising Costs

Data Center Expansion Drives $1.4 Trillion Utility Investment Amid Rising Costs
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Exmar Initiates FSRU Conversion for Dutch LNG Terminal Expansion

Exmar Initiates FSRU Conversion for Dutch LNG Terminal Expansion

Exmar has commenced conversion work on a new floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) to aid the expansion of the EemsEnergyTerminal in the Netherlands. This development follows a conditional charter agreement that includes both the extension of the existing Eemshaven LNG FSRU and the new unit. The EemsEnergyTerminal is expected to make a conditional final investment decision in the first half of 2026. Exmar has secured a dual-fuel diesel electric membrane LNG carrier for the conversion and has started engineering activities, including ordering a regasification plant with a capacity of 750 million standard cubic feet per day. The project aims to support ongoing operations at the terminal, which will operate with two FSRUs owned and operated by Exmar. The combined setup is expected to provide around 190,000 cubic meters of LNG storage capacity and a total regasification capacity of 1,350 million standard cubic feet per day.
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ICE Agents' Presence on Long Island Raises Concerns Among Farm and Winery Workers

ICE Agents' Presence on Long Island Raises Concerns Among Farm and Winery Workers

Recent sightings of ICE agents in East End towns of Long Island have sparked concerns among workers at local farms and wineries. The presence of these agents has led to anxiety within the workforce, particularly among those who may be undocumented or have family members who are. The situation has created a tense atmosphere, as workers fear potential raids or deportations. This development comes amidst ongoing national debates about immigration policies and enforcement practices. The local community is reportedly worried about the impact on their livelihoods and the stability of their workforce.
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Williams Commences Construction on NESE Project to Enhance Energy Supply in the Northeast

Williams Commences Construction on NESE Project to Enhance Energy Supply in the Northeast

Williams Commences Construction on NESE Project to Enhance Energy Supply in the Northeast
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Williams Commences NESE Project to Enhance Energy Supply in the Northeast

Williams Commences NESE Project to Enhance Energy Supply in the Northeast

Williams Commences NESE Project to Enhance Energy Supply in the Northeast