The New Hampshire House of Representatives recently passed a bill that would pave the way for consumer-regulated electricity.
Issue: Electricity & Grid Resiliency
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The Rise of DIY Innovation: Off-Grid Energy Experiments in American Backyards
The rise of do-it-yourself (DIY) innovations across America is improving economic and environmental outcomes. Rather than waiting for the next federal initiative, everyday Americans are leading the way in innovation.
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Can This Battery Storage Startup Overcome the Nation’s Aging Power Grid?
As summer rolls around, increasing energy demand could strain the power grid in parts of the country. With concerns over outages rising, more families are purchasing portable generators. A new alternative technology from Base Power is making waves for its next-generation whole-home battery backup system.
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Breaking the Gridlock: Rethinking Policy for Energy Abundance
For decades, stable demand and heavy regulation kept the energy industry predictable — but that’s changing fast. A surge in energy-intensive industries, from artificial intelligence to advanced manufacturing, is putting unprecedented pressure on the power grid.
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Can An Aging Grid System Work Harder?
Red tape has slowed down grid improvements for years, leaving us with a T&D network that needs to be modernized and expanded. Until we see widespread grid improvements, we must ask a necessary question: Can we get aging infrastructure to work harder?
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Powering AI Without Powering Up Your Bills: The Case for Co-Locating Energy and Data Centers
Artificial intelligence is changing the world at an incredible pace. From automating tasks to generating human-like conversations, AI is becoming an essential tool in nearly every industry. However, many people don’t realize that AI consumes a massive amount of electricity.
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How the Private Sector is Responding to Grid Challenges
The private sector is promoting solutions to bolster the grid and provide reliable power to consumers and businesses.
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Grid Operators and Congress Agree: The U.S. Needs More Reliable Power
Policymakers can help the U.S. meet future demand by streamlining permitting and reducing project delays.
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How Industry is Addressing Data Centers’ Energy and Water Use
As the use of data centers rapidly expands, the private sector around the world is working to meet the industry’s massive energy and water needs.
