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Grid efficiency could save utility customers more than $110 billion
A new Brattle Group report finds that utilizing idle grid capacity can be an alternative to building new poles and wires.
Catherine BoudreauMar 19, 2026 -
Scaling America’s domestic solar supply chain
Qcells’ Scott Moskowitz weighs in on the challenges and potential of building out solar in the U.S.
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Big Tech pledged to pay for power — but some tariffs already require it
The White House’s voluntary “ratepayer protection pledge” looks like 25 binding state-level tariffs that already exist.
Nick ZenkinMar 18, 2026 -
How Turboden uses heat to make gas generation more efficient
Waste-heat-to-power tech has struggled to scale in the U.S. — but could load growth and a behind-the-meter push change things?
Bianca GiacoboneMar 17, 2026 -
Want economic growth? Pass permitting reform
The path to building more power infrastructure runs through Congress.
Rich PowellMar 17, 2026 -
GlassPoint is back, and armed with global expansion plans
Despite turbulence in U.S. energy policy, the once-bankrupt solar thermal company is planning for growth.
Maeve AllsupMar 16, 2026 -
Power under pressure: Why energy control now matters more than supply
Infrastructure capacity has become the grid’s main constraint.
Stuart ThompsonMar 13, 2026 -
Senate Democrats probe gas-powered AI data centers
They asked Meta, OpenAI, xAI, and six others companies about the health and climate threats of relying on the fossil fuel.
Catherine BoudreauMar 13, 2026
Markets
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Utility CEO salaries have become a bipartisan foe
Both President Trump and Democratic governors are targeting CEO pay as electricity bills continue to rise.
Catherine BoudreauMar 23, 2026 -
Trump paid $1 billion to kill two wind farms during an ‘energy emergency’
The administration paid TotalEnergies $928 million to cancel four gigawatts of much-needed generation.
Nick ZenkinMar 23, 2026 -
The European cleantech moment that wasn’t
Trump’s second term was supposed to push cleantech investments across the pond. But — at least for now — the U.S. still leads.
Bianca GiacoboneMar 23, 2026 -
State of the transition: Oil shocks, power prices, and grid bottlenecks
Michael Cembalest on how geopolitics, power markets, and infrastructure constraints are colliding.
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