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Unpacking new OSHA guidelines and environmental justice on this week’s Driller Newscast.

New York faces intense debates over the NY HEAT Act and Climate Change Superfund Act as students and advocates rally at the Capitol, urging lawmakers to align state gas utility regulations with climate goals.

The University of Colorado Boulder has received $675,000 in state funding to conduct feasibility studies for on-site geothermal energy projects, aiming to enhance renewable energy production and support Colorado's climate goals.

By supporting future talent and fostering the well-being of local communities across Arizona and the USA, Epiroc aims to make a lasting impact on the mining industry's sustainable development.

The updated regulations establish non-enforceable public health goals and enforceable standards, necessitate comprehensive monitoring, and require public notification of PFAS levels.

Explore safety tips, honor combat engineers, and address veterans' mental health this Memorial Day.

XGS Energy has secured an additional $20 million in funding to launch its first commercial-scale, water-independent geothermal project in California, advancing its innovative technology for global deployment.

The EPA has issued a nationwide alert urging immediate upgrades to cybersecurity measures for water utilities after revealing significant vulnerabilities that could jeopardize the nation's drinking water supply.

Geothermal energy, recognized for its stability, reliability, and environmental benefits, is seen as a promising green and low-carbon renewable energy resource. 

NY-GEO announces the opening of its Top Jobs 2024 competition, inviting geothermal professionals to showcase their innovative projects in three new categories: Residential, Commercial, and Drilling, to highlight the growth and excellence in geothermal energy use across New York State.