Infrastructure

No, LNG Exports Won’t Increase U.S. Gas Prices – Infrastructure Bottlenecks Will

Despite what you may have heard, data — and nearly a decade of real-world market experience — tells us that U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports do not increase energy prices for American consumers. U.S. gas prices have stayed near history lows because domestic production often outpaces demand.

Apr 22, 2025

AI Data Centers May Face Power Shortages by 2025

According to a new analysis by Gartner, a technology research and consulting firm, 40% of AI data centers won’t have enough power to function fully in 2025 without additional energy sources added to the grid.

Nov 14, 2024

Solar Energy Breakthrough Could Reduce Need for Solar Farms

Oxford University scientists have created a new type of solar material that’s extremely thin, flexible, and can be placed on everyday items like backpacks, cars, or buildings.

Aug 09, 2024

The Real Reason Billion-Dollar Disasters Like Hurricane Helene Are Growing More Common

While the number of costly natural disasters has risen in the past 40 years, researchers say this trend is driven by societal factors such as increased development in hazard-prone areas, rather than climate change.

Oct 24, 2024

A Utility Promised to Stop Burning Coal. Then Google and Meta Came to Town.

Burgeoning demand for the electricity needed to power AI data centers is forcing utilities to reconsider plans and weigh tradeoffs.

Oct 12, 2024