A call from a powerful House Democrat to impose a nationwide moratorium on new data center development exposed new divisions in Congress over how aggressively to regulate the fast-moving industry — and whether to act...
The Department of Energy on Tuesday announced $17.5 billion in conditional loans for utilities and energy companies to buy parts that will strengthen the commercial supply chain for nuclear reactors.
Several major electric utilities have recently announced that their residential customers will have lower electric bills because of major investments in new power plants and the electric grid, enabled by data centers.
Power utilities are making future plans with an eye toward coming Trump administration climate rule rollback. Demand is surging, and decarbonization goals are no longer in the driver’s seat.
UN secretary general Antonio Guterres referenced Charles Dickens’ novel A Tale Of Two Cities in a major address at London Climate Action Week as the capital swelters in a severe heatwave.
“ARC-ES, introduced in Congress last year by @RepBalderson “would require relevant federal agencies … to review any actions relating to affordable, reliable, or clean energy within 90 days and submit a report to Congress, according to Balderson’s office.”