Denver Joins the Pause: The Great Data Center Moratorium
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston proposes a moratorium on new data centers, aiming for stricter land, energy, and water use regulations—mirroring recent actions in cities like Aurora, IL.
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The Maryland Model: Fast-Tracking Gas to Save the Grid
Maryland regulators have approved fast-tracking 700 MW of new natural gas generation, diverging from decarbonization trends, to address PJM’s warnings of a reliability gap as load growth outpaces renewable energy deployment.
SCOTUS and the Battery Boom: Tariff Relief for Importers
On February 20th, the U.S. Supreme Court delivered a landmark 6-3 decision that provides an immediate, multi-billion dollar financial boost to the electrification and renewable energy industries.
VPP vs. Utility: The Battle for the Battery in Minnesota
A major Minnesota regulatory battle pits customer-owned DER aggregators against Xcel Energy’s utility-owned battery plan, raising key questions about competition and who controls behind-the-meter revenue streams.
The Home Operating System: Toyota Introduces "Treehouse" for the Driveway
Discover how Toyota's new Treehouse OS transforms home EV chargers into smart, managed assets, removing barriers to EV adoption and making suburban charging seamless and efficient.
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Discover how 720 kW charging ports signal a shift in Commercial Real Estate: buildings are evolving from passive grid users to autonomous Cellular Power nodes, driven by grid delays and the need for resilient, off-grid energy solutions.