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What America can learn from Ohio's first commercial wind farm

Ohio's first commercial wind farm generated $1 million for schools, boosted local businesses, and challenges common myths.

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New York's energy future depends on a diverse resource mix, NYSERDA chief says

The state's energy planning efforts have evolved significantly since the passage of New York's Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act in 2019.

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AI demand is forcing a rethink of how America builds energy infrastructure, industry leaders say

The bottom line: "Failure is not an option."

Inside EnergiAcres' plan to pair data centers with on-site power and food production

Data centers waste half their energy every day. EnergiAcres has a fix.

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Why Texas and California are lapping the Eastern grid on storage

Texas and California's battery storage strategy underscores the Eastern grid's infrastructure weakness.

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An illustrated guide to the grid bottlenecks blocking U.S. energy

The United States does not have an energy problem. It has a delivery problem.

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The long haul: SunZia energy project outlasts two decades of regulatory deadlock

Although construction of the transmission line took only six years, permitting at the state, county and federal levels resulted in a 17-year regulatory bottleneck.

The SunZia Wind project is slated to bring 3,500 megawatts of electricity from New Mexico to customers as far away as California.

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