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Dive Brief: On her first day in office Tuesday, New Jersey Democratic Gov. Mikie Sherrill signed executive orders seeking to freeze electricity cost increases, issue ratepayer relief in the form of bill credits, and increase distributed energy resources, including utility-scale solar and battery storage. One order directed the state’s Board of Public Utilities to ensure bill credits…
Data centers support every digital interaction around the world. The hardware in these buildings must run continuously, stay cool under immense load, and remain secure around the clock. As demand accelerates, so does the complexity of the data centers that enable it. This places new pressure on the facilities management teams and other stakeholders responsible…
Infection-control guidance and water management standards drive earlier planning, smarter fixtures and more resilient restroom environments. Restrooms are now a focal point in healthcare facility planning as regulations, infection-control standards and water management requirements continue to evolve. Guidance from organizations such as The Joint Commission, CMS, CDC, ASHRAE and the Facility Guidelines Institute is pushing…
Construction began in July 2025 and included 12 new inpatient rehabilitation beds, bringing the unit’s total to 29. Allegheny Health Network (AHN) celebrates the opening of a significantly expanded inpatient rehabilitation unit at AHN Allegheny Valley Hospital (AVH). Construction began in July 2025 and included 12 new inpatient rehabilitation beds, bringing the unit’s total to…
Indoor air quality (IAQ) in schools is a critical but unevenly addressed public health issue. Poor IAQ negatively impacts asthma, absenteeism, and learning outcomes. However, state laws addressing school IAQ vary widely. To help move states toward comprehensive protections, the American Lung Association has released a new report, “A Win-Win for Lung Health: How Policies…
Better data, smarter tools and small facility upgrades can drive measurable returns, guide ambulatory strategy and improve patient experience. As healthcare organizations grapple with tightening margins and growing pressure to justify capital and technology investments, facilities leaders are increasingly expected to deliver measurable ROI. Technology can play a critical role, but only if it is…
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