Extreme weather events and the long-lasting impacts on the nation’s electric grid and power supply are encouraging more consumers to purchase residential solar storage systems, according to CNBC. Power outages...

What are your plans for training your workforce? You probably just answered that you cannot find anyone to even fill out a job application, so training plans are not something...

Every work day on U.S. construction sites, there are more than 1,100 incidents that damage underground utilities, according to Common Ground Alliance’s (CGA) 2019 Damage Information Reporting Tool (DIRT), released...

In 2017, Heather Escalante’s husband Chris, a traveling apprentice, fell 35 feet on the job. He injured his hip and wrist and sustained a traumatic brain injury. The doctors informed...

Nashville, the “Music City,” has plenty to offer visitors. Part of the Nashville experience is catching a show at the Grand Ole Opry, popping into one of the city’s honky-tonks...

Performing an arc flash study can be complex enough, but the latest edition of IEEE 1584—IEEE Guide for Performing Arc-Flash Hazard Calculations has taken it to a whole new level...

As healthcare demands rise, several companies have teamed up to build a modular solution intended to offer fast additional surgical or patient treatment capacity. Hunt Electric Corp., Bloomington, Minn., is...

When the lights are off and no one is in the office, your business is still open. Even during regular business hours, most of your customers probably visited your website...

Comfort, efficiency and security are driving residential smart home trends that interest many home buyers. What exactly makes a home “smart” differs, but once security systems and temperature or lighting...

In my August column, I reviewed some basic rules and procedures for troubleshooting power quality problems. Like water that flows downhill, PQ disturbances must obey the laws of physics. When...