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Benjamin Storrow

Benjamin Storrow

Reporter, Energy Transition at Climatewire - E&E News

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Data center politics shape Virginia scrutiny of NextEra-Dominion deal

Gov. Abigail Spanberger isn't opposing the tie-up yet but says she is "deeply skeptical" that consumers and public policy priorities are protected through
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Spanberger to intervene in Dominion-NextEra merger bid

Virginia’s governor raised doubts in an op-ed Thursday that a takeover of the state's primary utility by Florida-based NextEra Energy is good for the
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Extreme heat offers sneak peak of grid’s data center challenges

A summer surge in power consumption is straining regional grids that are also seeing a boom in data center energy demand.
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Dominion touts data center boom as NextEra merger faces growing scr...

The company also said during its quarterly earnings call that the nation's largest offshore wind project is nearing completion.
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NextEra aims to cash in on surging power demand from data centers

The power giant’s move to buy Dominion Energy reflects its plans to become the utility of choice at the epicenter of the AI boom.
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Data centers drive gas demand — and help a turbine-maker

GE Vernova saw its orders for gas turbines double in the second quarter.
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NextEra, Dominion say proposed merger is right fit for data center ...

The companies filed merger applications this week in three states. The union would create the nation’s largest power company.
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Google’s $3.5B solar project pushes US into new territory

The country’s largest solar project just broke ground. Is it a one-off, or a harbinger of things to come?
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Data centers’ global power consumption jumps 17%

The rapid growth could prompt countries like the U.S. to enact new barriers to development, according to a new report.
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Largest US renewable project begins generating electricity

SunZia has quietly begun sending enormous amounts of wind power to California, as President Donald Trump works to thwart the wind industry.
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Trump tried to kill renewables. They’re growing anyway.

Wind and solar generated more power than coal and nuclear during the first half of the year. Will that trend continue?
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Trump tried to kill renewables. They’re growing anyway.

Wind and solar generated more power than coal and nuclear during the first half of the year. Will that trend continue?