Picture a sweltering summer day in New York, where millions of residents crank up their air conditioners, electric vehicles hum through city streets, and businesses buzz with activity. Suddenly, the lights flicker, and entire neighborhoods plunge into darkness. This scenario isn't a distant
In a quiet rural town in Georgia, a cattle rancher stares at an electric bill that has doubled in just a few months, frustration brewing over rumors of a nearby data center draining the grid. This scene, unfolding in countless communities across America, signals a seismic shift in voter priorities.
As a pioneer in the renewable energy sector, Christopher Hailstone has dedicated his career to transforming waste into sustainable solutions. With a deep background in energy management and grid reliability, he’s at the forefront of Raven SR’s groundbreaking waste-to-hydrogen initiative. Today,
Market context and why this analysis matters New Jersey’s power market is entering a compressed moment where politics, prices, and physics collide as customer bills jump, PJM’s reserve margin tightens, and large-load demand from data centers accelerates right when a new administration makes
In a world increasingly driven by artificial intelligence, the backbone of this technological revolution—data centers—faces a critical hurdle: energy. These sprawling hubs, powering everything from cloud computing to AI algorithms, consume staggering amounts of electricity, often outpacing the
The energy sector stands at a critical juncture, grappling with an unprecedented surge in demand driven by high-intensity sectors like artificial intelligence data centers, which are projected to escalate power needs from a modest 4 GW today to a staggering 123 GW by 2035. This thirtyfold increase
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