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I have watched a specific pattern repeat itself for most of my career in energy infrastructure. A utility or an energy developer signs a multi-year contract for Procore. They spend thousands on licenses, they send their teams through a few hours of training, and then they wait for the "visibility" and "efficiency" they were promised. Six months later, the software has become a very expensive filing cabinet. The documents are there, but they are hard to find. The data is being

One of the more consistent problems I see in data center development is that critical project data lives in too many places at once. Schedule updates sit in one system, cost information lives in another, procurement status is tracked offline, and leadership is left trying to make decisions from reports that were already outdated when they were sent. That kind of fragmentation creates avoidable risk for developers, especially when capital is moving quickly and every delay carr

I recently read the November/December 2025 issue of Constructor Magazine (published by Associated General Contractors). This issue is a valuable resource for anyone managing capital programs today, and not just because of the construction coverage. Current Challenges in Capital Programs Tariffs are disrupting procurement processes. Workforce shortages are delaying nearly half of all projects. Data center construction is accelerating at a pace that strains every trade in the c

As energy project developers ramp up to meet the soaring demand for reliable, affordable, and clean power, a strong Project Management...

How are your vendors performing? A simple, seemingly innocent question that might result in some quizzical glances, depending on whom you...

"Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth." When Iron Mike Tyson delivered this brutal truth, he was talking about the...

This blog post summarizes key takeaways from a recent webinar on "Monetizing Tail Gas CO2 from Digester Biogas RNG Projects," hosted by...

Our electricity grid needs major upgrades to handle future needs. New transmission lines, better planning, fairer cost sharing are key.

A detailed look at the crisis within grid infrastructure planning, along with some proposed solutions.

An overview of the mounting challenges facing North America’s electric grid infrastructure, and how electric service providers can prepare.