Nuclear energy is getting a glow-up. Rising demand for electricity is prompting power plants to reopen while new technologies step into the limelight. The big picture: The Department of Energy has awarded a five-year, $19 million training
IBEW member Brian Nathan will represent the Tampa area in the Florida state legislature following an unlikely victory in a close special election on March 24. Nathan,
It was once a solid plan to enhance grid reliability and deliver affordable energy and jobs to New Mexico. Now the Kit Carson battery storage
2025’s IBEW Government Affairs Conference opened Nov. 17 to nearly 450 members, a record number of IBEW attendees. In this story: The two-day event held
For IBEW members, energy jobs have driven record membership growth across the country. But the sustained campaign by the Trump administration against renewable projects has turned
It’s no secret that some nonunion construction jobs are rife with low pay, unsafe practices and dodgy adherence to laws. The big picture: Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker recently affirmed
As a member of the IBEW, New Jersey Rep. Donald Norcross knows firsthand the difference a union contract can make in the life of a
When 15 IBEW leaders from Virginia met with the likely next governor of Virginia, they didn’t just bring a few talking points. They greeted former
An important contest is brewing in Georgia for 2026 and the IBEW is already rallying labor to support its candidate, Sen. Jon Ossoff. The state
The IBEW is linking up with other unions and environmental groups to back a bill improving the nation’s rail network with climate-saving electrification investments. What