After record flooding last summer, Chapel Hill leaders look to a new resilience guide and modeling tools to prepare for stronger, more frequent storms.

The global energy system is not short of capital. It is short of delivery. Dr. Marit Brommer, CEO, International Geothermal Association writes.

Cecilia Correia, Senior Water Solutions Manager at Bentley Systems explains how strategy, policy and technology must combine to create water smart cities that are fit for today and tomorrow.

Experts at South by Southwest (SXSW) highlight how cities can modernize the infrastructure systems that keep residents safe and adopt digital tools.

See how Bentley's Carbon Analysis helps infrastructure teams reduce embodied carbon, automate quantity takeoffs, and support PAS 2080 compliance.

World Environment Day 2026 highlights the urgent need for climate action, showcasing how ecosystems, communities and economies are being reshaped globally

Geothermal’s potential to deliver reliable, low‑carbon power on a global scale is clear. The challenge now is how quickly the sector can move from promise to repeatable, investable reality.

Bentley Systems shares findings from a commissioned Verdantix study on infrastructure resilience, digital twins, and AI during London Climate Action Week 2026.

Managing water infrastructure for a major metropolitan region is a complex logistical challenge

In Episode 4 of the Bentley Horizons podcast, architects and engineers explain why the infrastructure of the future, including engineering software and AI applications, depends on systems that freely share information.

The €7.3 Billion Bet on Europe’s Waterways Could Rewire European Trade.

The Gulf of Mexico is coming for New Orleans, and the global infrastructure sector is paying attention.

On the night of October 29, 2012, Hurricane Sandy roared ashore in New Jersey, driving a wall of water toward one of the most densely populated coastlines in the world.

Mining is becoming smarter, faster, and more connected.

Earth Day's theme, “Our Power, Our Planet,” is a call to action for all of us to take responsibility for our collective home.

World Water Day is observed every year on March 22, and the 2026 campaign—“Where water flows, equality grows”—spotlights safe water and sanitation as fundamental human rights.

Ask 10 people in transportation what “resilience” means, and you’ll likely get ten different answers.