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A Growing Grid Needs Market Discipline: Five Principles for Transmission Policy
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A Growing Grid Needs Market Discipline: Five Principles for Transmission Policy

In a rare Level 3 alert, the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) warns that hyperscale data centers are introducing volatile, hard-to-predict load swings—where gigawatts can drop off the grid in seconds—that utilities aren’t equipped to manage, creating a new reliability risk as electricity demand surges. This comes on the heels of recent Senate and House hearings on the state of the bulk power system and how to meet growing electricity demand while protecting ratepayers.

This Clean Energy Company is On Track to Build the World’s First Superhot Geothermal Energy Plant
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This Clean Energy Company is On Track to Build the World’s First Superhot Geothermal Energy Plant

The fallout in global energy markets from the ongoing conflict in Iran demonstrates the perils of overrelying on a single energy source like oil to meet America’s energy needs. As countries are forced to ration fuel and subsidize energy costs, sustainable alternatives like geothermal power are receiving renewed and well-deserved attention for their ability to deliver reliable, always-on power without the risks of price volatility or supply disruptions. 

Can We Refill the Great Salt Lake?
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Can We Refill the Great Salt Lake?

The Great Salt Lake is drying up. Since the mid-1980s, the lake has dropped 22 feet, and its surface area is 60 percent smaller than it once was. If that doesn’t sound like a lot, consider this: it takes 12 minutes and 13 seconds to walk from where the lake’s shoreline once was to where it is today.

Critical Minerals Policy Needs Clear Guardrails
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Critical Minerals Policy Needs Clear Guardrails

Critical minerals have become a marquee issue in Washington over the past several years, driven by growing concern that the United States and its allies depend too heavily on China for materials that are indispensable to both the civilian economy and the defense industry.

Zap Energy: The First Fission-Fusion Company
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Zap Energy: The First Fission-Fusion Company

According to a recent report from ETH Zurich (the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, “policymakers should not rely on, or fund, fusion power as a core pillar of future clean energy systems” for the two primary current fusion designs (magnetic and laser inertial) because of their low “experience rates” (economies of scale). Fusion industry professionals already pursuing...

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