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YouTube video by Latitude Media

YouTube video by Latitude Media

Why grid reliability, affordability, and national security are colliding. What breaks first?

We examine the details of Meta’s 6.6-gigawatt nuclear deal. How much is real and how much is aspirational?

Our new co-host, Caroline Golin, helps us unpack the fight over capacity, co-located power, and what Google’s developer acquisition signals for the market.

In her final episode, Katherine reflects on the superpowers that guided her 40-year career in clean energy.

Everyone wants a more resilient grid, but there’s little agreement on how to build it.

The billionaire’s latest letter caused a meltdown — but there was one piece missing from the discourse.

In some states, big new loads have moderated prices — even as grid hardening and extreme weather costs drive them up elsewhere.

While America pours money into intelligence, China dominates the minerals and manufacturing that will run it.

DERs are finally acting like real power plants. But utilities are still treating them like side projects.

Examining the arguments for a more pragmatic approach to climate policy.

Electricity affordability is becoming a defining political issue in America.

Trump’s actions against offshore wind are reshaping risk not just for wind, but for solar, storage, and nuclear too.

Dr. Sarah Kapnick on the trillion-dollar blind spot in corporate risk models.

We tap Jigar Shah's LinkedIn, Bluesky, and X feeds to decode what's happening in clean energy right now.

As AI transforms from task-based tools to always-on companions, it’s adding up to power plant level demand.

Rob Gramlich and Anuja Ratnayake on the scale, uncertainty, and urgency of planning for the data center surge.

How tariffs, sourcing rules, and permitting confusion are slowing America’s clean energy factory buildout.

Kraken’s Devrim Celal on how utilities can unlock the same innovations that shaped transportation systems.

New rules, blackout warnings, and confusing policy signals in the race to electrify.

Michael Grunwald on the hidden emissions of biofuels, the failure of feel-good farming, and how ag tech can learn from energy.

A deep dive into Spain's blackout revealed systemic grid failures and a lack of response from conventional generators.

Tech giants built their clean energy strategies for a different world. Can they reshape a new one?

As Musk alienates his customers, he’s betting everything on an autonomous future.

JP Morgan's Michael Cembalest offers a data-driven reality check on renewable growth, transmission bottlenecks, and the economics of decarbonization.

Join hosts Jigar Shah, Katherine Hamilton, and Stephen Lacey for a live, virtual Open Circuit recording on April 16th.

The clean energy industry and fossil fuel producers alike face a new economic reality.

As the era of liberal free trade ends, have we passed ‘peak trade’ for oil?

Five years later, we revisit the biggest energy stories from the pandemic.

Five years later, we revisit the biggest energy stories from the pandemic.

With rooftop solar in a downturn, where the industry needs to improve to ensure sustainable growth.

Transition-AI is back in Boston on June 12, 2025, with a focus on energy infrastructure in the era of AI-driven load growth.

Banks exit climate alliances while Bidenomics faces economic scrutiny.

Join hosts Jigar Shah, Katherine Hamilton, and Stephen Lacey for a live, virtual Open Circuit recording on April 16th.

Trump and Musk are gutting the very agencies they need, while Texas shows clean energy is winning on economics alone.