Europe is unlikely to refill its natural gas storage facilities to even 80% before winter, Equinor CEO Anders Opedal said on Wednesday, Reuters reported, raising the prospect that the continent will enter the heating season with...
(Bloomberg) — Back-to-back heat waves across the US are straining electricity grids serving millions of households and businesses amid a surge in demand from data centers that require around-the-clock power.
On Tuesday, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signed an executive order banning the construction of large data centers for one year. It’s the first statewide ban in the US, and yet another example of the growing...
The nation’s largest grid operator plans to create a registry of data centers and other large energy users whose electricity may be curtailed during a power shortage.
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Our permitting system is broken. Outdated, burdensome regulations are slowing critical projects to modernize our power grid and meet America's growing energy needs.
Included in @HouseCommerce's POWER Act are three of my bills to protect our baseload energy and lay the groundwork