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Data centers have historically lowered electricity costs for consumers, but rising AI-driven energy demand is now creating uncertainty for the grid.
China's wind and solar capacity has officially surpassed thermal power, even as grid bottlenecks and missed nuclear targets complicate the energy transition.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is threatening to impose reforms on PJM, the largest US grid, by September to address a 'grave legitimacy crisis.'
Donald Trump is promising a nuclear power renaissance, but reports suggest a gap between these goals and actual deals.
New analysis suggests current energy policies contrast with prior promises to lower electricity costs.
Contrasting energy policies emerge as the Trump administration terminates offshore wind projects while reports signal a rise in solar power development.
Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are calling for the European Union to accelerate a total ban on Russian oil imports.