David Carroll

David Carroll is a Chattanooga news anchor, and his latest book is "I Won't Be Your Escape Goat," available from his website, ChattanoogaRadioTV.com . You

David Carroll is a longtime Chattanooga radio and TV broadcaster, and has anchored the evening news on WRCB-TV since 1987.

The age of convergence describes the rapid connectivity in recent years as information and operational technology have come together in unprecedented ways. These two environments were historically kept separate, but as energy companies have rapidly modernised their networks to improve service delivery, these two worlds have converged. The result is complex cyber-physical systems that are difficult to secure.

Solmech has completed a hybrid retrofit at an existing solar farm in South Australia, adding DC-coupled battery energy storage in a move designed to overcome grid constraints and improve energy utilisation and operational flexibility.

The federal government has launched the latest tender under its flagship Capacity Investment Scheme, seeking another 1.8 GW of new solar and wind capacity in Western Australia.

Australian energy data analyst RenewMap has launched an enhanced platform that allows project developers and other stakeholders to identify network bottlenecks, screen candidate sites and analyse asset performance in a single view.

The federal government has launched the latest tender under its flagship Capacity Investment Scheme, seeking another 1.8 GW of new solar and wind capacity in Western Australia.

David Carroll A few days ago, we all experienced one of those moments you never forget. Where was I when I heard about the assassination of President John F.

People of a certain age enjoy telling our younger friends how things were so much better when we were kids. Of course, they always have a snappy comeback or two. “Oh yeah, life was good before seat belts, right? Y’all must have really enjoyed breathing all that polluted air. I’ll bet it was fun watching 3 black and white TV channels.”

Flowers, balloons, handwritten notes and personal mementos cover the sidewalk beneath a mural of Dolly Parton in downtown Ringgold on Thursday morning. Among the tributes left following Parton's death Tuesday at age 80 were a children's book, a rhinestone tiara and pink cowboy hat, and messages thanking her for her music, generosity and influence. The Northwest Georgia community has long maintained a special connection to Parton, who married Carl Dean at First Baptist Church in Ringgold on May 30, 1966.