Infrastructure & Technology

Utility providers in Florida and the Mid-Atlantic are encountering unprecedented challenges in balancing data center growth with general consumer energy needs. As large-scale language models transition from experimental prototypes to ubiquitous enterprise tools, the volume of electricity required

The recent docketing of First American Nuclear’s Regulatory Engagement Plan marks the start of a multi-year administrative journey through the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s oversight. This Indianapolis-based firm, known as FANCO, has positioned itself at the vanguard of a high-stakes transition

The proposed merger between NextEra Energy and Dominion Energy has ignited a formidable political firestorm across the Northeast as regional leaders unite to prevent the birth of a global utility titan. This coalition of state executives represents a defiant stance against corporate consolidation

The hum of server racks in massive data centers is increasingly competing with the needs of residential neighborhoods for a share of the aging American power grid. Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro recently entered this high-stakes arena with a landmark executive order that attempts to navigate

In what some activists describe as a Wild West environment, massive data centers are being proposed near residential areas without adequate notice or environmental safeguards. This situation has placed the city of Austin at a precarious crossroads as it navigates the explosive expansion of

The transition to solar, wind, and biogas has been sidelined as the government focuses on the expensive revival of thermal infrastructure to solve immediate power deficits. For more than sixty years, the national electricity grid relied heavily on the Kariba South Bank hydroelectric station, which