Diana DiGangi
Reporter at Utility Dive
covering renewable energy and southeastern utilities for @utilitydive. DMs open. @dianadigangi.bsky.social. novelist stuff at @dianaldigangi
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1 day ago |
utilitydive.com | Diana DiGangi
Annual U.S. electricity consumption is expected to increase in 2025 and 2026, surpassing an all-time high reached last year and driving an expansion in generating capacity – largely in the form of solar and battery storage, said the Energy Information Administration in a Tuesday Short-Term Energy Outlook.
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2 days ago |
utilitydive.com | Diana DiGangi
The Trump administration’s order for Equinor to stop work on its 810-MW Empire Wind 1 wind energy project offshore New York will force the company to terminate the project entirely if the situation isn’t resolved “within days,” an Equinor spokesperson said Monday. The stop work order has led to “an urgent and unsustainable situation,” the spokesperson told Utility Dive.
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6 days ago |
constructiondive.com | Diana DiGangi
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. The Inflation Reduction Act – which passed in 2022 without any Republican support and is anticipated to cost taxpayers between $780 billion and $2 trillion over its first ten years – is likely to be targeted for cuts as the Republican-controlled Congress aims to cut spending by $2 trillion in order to cut taxes by $4.5 trillion.
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6 days ago |
utilitydive.com | Diana DiGangi
The Inflation Reduction Act – which passed in 2022 without any Republican support and is anticipated to cost taxpayers between $780 billion and $2 trillion over its first ten years – is likely to be targeted for cuts as the Republican-controlled Congress aims to cut spending by $2 trillion in order to cut taxes by $4.5 trillion. However, certain provisions of the IRA have won support with Republican lawmakers, setting up likely disagreements over cuts in the budget reconciliation process.
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1 week ago |
esgdive.com | Diana DiGangi
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Attorneys general from 17 Democratic-led states and the District of Columbia filed a lawsuit Monday against the Trump administration, asking a district court to block the president’s ban on wind energy approvals and declare it unlawful.
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