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IRS Clarifies Rules Set by the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) revised existing regulations and...

How ‘Energy Communities’ Impact Renewable Energy Development in 2023 The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) offers renewable energy developers...

The Biden administration is exploring the possibility of taking executive action to stimulate the development of data centers , according...

What is CCS? CCS, or Carbon Capture and Storage, encompasses various methods to prevent CO2, produced during energy generation or as a...

The Biden administration has unveiled an ambitious initiative aimed at fostering the development of AI-focused data centers on federal...

Georgia has over 80 facilities for data centers in the United States and plays a significant role in its overall contribution to the country’s data center economy. LandGate data shows that Georgia hosts multiple data center types, ranging from colocation to enterprise and hyperscale projects. Considering a surge of over 50% of growth over the last year, the Georgia markets have shown promising prospects for data centers in 2024. Georgia Top Data Center Markets Want to read m

Electricity pricing is fundamental to the operation of energy markets , determining how energy is bought and sold across the grid. Two...

The rapid proliferation of data centers in Texas is creating ripple effects  across the energy market—including a significant impact on...

Arizona currently has 93  active and operating utility-scale solar farms with a total capacity of 5.3 GW . Arizona also has an extensive pipeline for future development with 3 farms under construction, 7 planned farms,135 queued projects with a total capacity of over 29 GW, and 18 site control farms with a total capacity of 7.9 GW.  Overall, if all under construction, planned, queued, and site control farms go into operating status, Arizona will expand its capacity by nearly

The Data Center Ridge facility stands as a bold step forward, integrating data center operations with renewable energy solutions in...

Over the past two years, we’ve witnessed a pivotal shift  in the renewable energy sector. Since the passage of the Inflation Reduction...

The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) has been a game-changer for renewable energy developers, offering significant incentives and funding to...

New Jersey’s electric grid is under increasing strain, and it’s sparking critical conversations  about the state’s energy future. With...

California, known as the third largest data center market in the United States, plays a major role in its overall contribution to the country’s data economy. Aided by its strategic location, rapid technological growth, and large economy, California has been one of the fastest states as far as data center development, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence is concerned. LandGate shows that California is home to just over 400 data centers, with over 80 data providers acro

A PPA (Power Purchase Agreement) for renewable energy is a contract between a renewable energy producer (typically a renewable energy...

In a recent development , the Texas Public Utility Commission has proposed that data centers, especially those supporting AI operations,...

The global data center market is currently undergoing significant growth and transformation, with the United States leading the largest market trajectory. With rapid demand expansion and a considerable investment surge in data center infrastructure, the United States is undergoing a mass digital transformation. The country is expected to double its power capacity by the end of 2029.  Florida has undergone massive changes over the last year, but ultimately remains a host to nu

The Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) is a U.S. federal law enacted in 1977 to encourage financial institutions to meet the credit needs...

Utah currently has 54  active and operating utility-scale solar farms with a total capacity of 2.3 GW . Utah also has an extensive pipeline for future development with 5 farms under construction, 15 planned farms,15 queued projects with a total capacity of over 2.8 GW, and 3 site control farms with a total capacity of 675 MW.  Overall, if all under construction, planned, queued, and site control farms go into operating status, Utah will expand its capacity by nearly 3.5 GW !

The solar industry is reaching new heights. According to the Energy Information Administration  (EIA), solar electricity generation from...