Hint: It’s one that tends to align with utilities.

The Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act would remove longstanding roadblocks to expanding the power grid and developing new energy infrastructure. Here’s our guide to what’s in it.

A letter from Day 2 of New York Climate Week.

The administration told a federal court that it has a “new analytical methodology,” hence the continued delays.

Google, Nvidia, and Emerald AI are founding members.

Even the hardiest are shivering at the price of heating oil.

With wars going on in Ukraine and the Middle East, margins for fuel producers have gotten “insane.”

Temperatures are high, but electricity drama is low.

Agricultural equipment largely runs on diesel, and with the harvest season coming up, that spells bad news for farmers.

As costs rise, more proceeds from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative are going to direct bill relief.

As electricity prices rise, the stakes for the leaders of states like Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Indiana are only getting higher.

As electricity prices rise, the stakes for the leaders of states like Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Indiana are only getting higher.

The energy developer is backing off after a Heatmap report.

Oil demand is actually falling — for now.

The large renewables developer changes tack “in response to federal energy objectives.”

Senator Martin Heinrich’s bill, which makes it easier to connect new power plants to the grid, is an encouraging sign for bipartisan permitting reform.

Can she appease AI skeptics, economic development advocates, and renewables boosters?

Can she appease AI skeptics, economic development advocates, and renewables boosters?

Five takeaways from the latest Lazard Levelized Cost of Energy report.

The July 4 heat wave showed just how far the metropolis has to go to reach its decarbonization goals.

The July 4 heat wave showed just how far the metropolis has to go to reach its decarbonization goals.

The bill is part of a package now sitting on Governor Mikie Sherrill’s desk.

Republican Mike Braun loves data centers but hates electricity price increases.

Monday’s Supreme Court decision will give Trump sweeping powers over the agency he already effectively controls.

New Jersey’s Frank Pallone, ranking member on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, says “this simply cannot continue.”

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Hyperscalers might be paying billions to avoid blame for rising electricity prices.

Hyperscalers might be paying billions to avoid blame for rising electricity prices.

But there’s still plenty of room for regional grid operators to set their own rules.

That may be not be the case for long, though, as the AI company poaches energy talent from Google, Meta, the DOE, and others.

Copper and Impulse Labs have taken their patent fight to court.

And it’ll take energy markets even longer.

As SPCX hits the Nasdaq, here’s some more from our Musk Mafia survey.