Category: infrastructure
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8 Must-Buy Generator Setups for Off-Grid Cabin Owners Before the Next Storm
Reliable Generator Setups for Off-Grid Living Living off the grid offers a unique sense of freedom, but it also comes with challenges like extended power outages, harsh weather conditions, and unexpected equipment failures. A dependable generator setup can be the key to maintaining comfort and functionality during these times. Experienced cabin owners often focus on…
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Water Shortages Expected in Metro Manila, Rizal, and Cavite This Week
Water Interruptions Scheduled in Several Areas of Metro Manila and Nearby Provinces Residents in various parts of Metro Manila, Rizal, and Cavite can expect water interruptions this week due to planned maintenance works. The disruptions are being carried out by Manila Water Company Inc. and Maynilad Water Services Inc. to ensure the continued efficiency and…
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Trump’s White House projects now face delay: A helipad
The Plan for a Helipad on the South Lawn President Donald Trump is considering the installation of a helipad on the South Lawn of the White House, with the project potentially being completed as early as this summer. This proposal has been under discussion for some time and, unlike other construction initiatives associated with Trump,…
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Winter maintenance alert: Rand Water and Eskom prepare Gauteng for water disruptions
Water Supply Disruptions Expected in Gauteng Due to Maintenance Work Bulk water supplier, Rand Water, has issued a warning that taps across Gauteng could run dry as power utility Eskom undertakes planned critical maintenance at the Palmiet and Zuikerbosch sites from May 29 to July 17, 2026. This maintenance is essential for ensuring the reliability…
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Hopkins Pushes $192M Data Center Amid Baltimore Moratorium Debate
As lawmakers in Baltimore grapple with the potential implications of new data centers, Johns Hopkins University is forging ahead with a significant expansion of its own computing infrastructure, a project valued at $192 million. This development comes at a time when the city is contemplating a temporary halt on the construction of new, large-scale data…
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Kanal and Centre Pompidou unite to open Brussels’ first contemporary and modern art museum
Brussels’ New Cultural Hub: KANAL-Centre Pompidou Takes Shape A significant addition to the cultural landscape of Brussels is steadily emerging, promising to be a vibrant center for modern and contemporary art. The KANAL-Centre Pompidou, currently under development, is poised to open its doors in November 2026, marking the culmination of a transformative project that began…
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Ethiopia Set to Launch GERD Shortly in the Coming Ethiopian Year
Addis Ababa, March 20, 2025 (ENA) — Ethiopia plans to launch the historically significant Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) at the beginning of the upcoming new Ethiopian year. In response to queries posed by legislators today, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed stated that Ethiopians will create history as they jointly cut the ribbon at the dawn…
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NADDC trains Ekiti workforce ahead of CNG rollout
The Director General of the National Automotive Design and Development Council, Joseph Osanipin, on Monday, said the council has commenced training technicians in Ekiti State to prepare them for the rollout of compressed natural gas as an alternative automotive fuel. Speaking in Ado Ekiti at the opening of a five-day specialised mechatronics training on CNG…