Data centers and the new public works debate in America by Mary Scott Nabers, CEO of Strategic Partnerships, Inc. Data centers take the stage as one of the fastest growing industries in America as states race to attract companies. Residents raise concerns about how...
Data centers are not a new novelty. They have been with us for decades. But for most of that time, they were invisible infrastructure. They sat behind fences, cooled by enormous mechanical systems, powering the cloud, online commerce, streaming, banking, logistics,...
The Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) Board of Directors recently approved a $656 million operating budget and $1.8 billion in capital investments for Fiscal Year 2027, funding new water supply development, power generation and broadband expansion. LCRA manages...
During its May 21 meeting, the A&M System Board of Regents approved the $6.8 billion Five-Year Capital Plan, continuing billions of dollars' worth of ongoing projects alongside $1.5 billion for upcoming initiatives. The planned projects included in the Capital...
Texas Governor Greg Abbot reappointed three members to the Upper Colorado River Authority (UCRA) Board of Directors. The reappointments make up one-third of the Board of Directors and will each serve six-year terms.  Nancy Blackwell is vice president...
Dripping Springs is advancing the next phase of the South Regional Wastewater Reclamation Facility after the City Council approved an almost $200,000 task order for final design services tied to a new solids storage and recuperative thickening facility. The project...