Tuesday's election, which will return Donald Trump to the White House and grant the U.S. Senate a Republican majority, could have sizeable implications for the power industry. In reactions sent [...]The post Power Shift: Trump's Energy Agenda Sparks Cautious Optimism, Climate Concerns appeared first on POWER Magazine.

There has been significant outrage from the left around changes the Trump administration has made since taking office, including actions that specifically affect the power industry. Yet, it's not uncommonThe post Trump Energy Policy Changes Signal Major Industry Shifts in 2025 and Beyond appeared first on POWER Magazine.

Recent executive actions announced by President Trump will go a long way in restoring the reliability of America's electric grid, which has been eroding due to green energy policies and [...]The post Trump's Latest Actions Can Make America's Grid Reliable appeared first on POWER Magazine.

The Trump administration is touting a proposed 9.2GW natural gas power complex near Portsmouth, Ohio, as the centerpiece of a new U.S.-Japan trade deal that officials say could steer up to $550 billion of Japanese capital into American energy and industrial projects. According to a Feb. 17 Commerce Department fact sheet and a statement by [...]The post SB Energy Tapped for Proposed 9.2GW Ohio Gas Power Plant in First Tranche of $550B U.S.-Japan Deal: What We Know appeared first on POWER Magazine.

Seven of the nation's largest artificial intelligence (AI) companies and hyperscalers signed a White House-brokered agreement March 4 committing to build, procure, or fund new generation capacity sufficient to cover the electricity demands of their data centers-and to pay for all grid infrastructure upgrades required to connect them, without passing those costs to residential or [...]The post Hyperscalers Sign White House Pledge to Fund Data Center Power, Grid Upgrades appeared first on POWER Magazine.

Congress and the White House advanced parallel tracks this week to keep large data centers from shifting their grid costs onto electricity customers, reflecting a concern that has gathered momentum among state regulators, consumer advocates, and members of both parties. On July 21, the House Energy and Commerce Committee voted 52-0 to advance theRatepayer Protection [...]The post White House Expands Data Center Ratepayer Pledge as Congress Moves to Codify Protections appeared first on POWER Magazine.