Correspondent photo / Sean Barron Roger L. Lipscomb, the Ohio Utilities Protection Service’s president and executive director, left, receives a proclamation from state Rep. Al Cutrona, R-Canfield, to ...

After hurricanes during the past three years knocked out electricity for millions of Floridians, lawmakers are moving forward with regulatory changes that could lead to more underground power lines.

TALLAHASSEE (CBSMiami/NSF) -- Moving forward with a 2019 law that is expected to lead to more underground power lines, four major utilities have filed plans that call for billions of dollars in ...

Why do some neighborhoods have underground utilities? How does that come about? What are the pros/cons of having the utility poles underground vs. above-ground? Wildfire season will soon descend upon ...

Dominion Energy is using the calendar date August 11, or 8/11, as a natural reminder that state law requires property owners -- whether they are doing the work themselves or hiring a professional -- ...

When selecting utility equipment, locating systems continue to evolve to help contractors identify interference & accurately locate underground utilities amid it Every few minutes, an underground ...

Construction surveyors must account for many factors — seen and unseen — when preparing a site for building. From visible topography to invisible property lines, countless aspects require accurate ...

When Naphtali Knox served as Palo Alto’s top city planner in the 1970s, burying power lines underground was considered a worthy and deeply valued endeavor. “The city was pursuing it for beautification ...