Naureen Malik
Energy Reporter at Bloomberg News
Energy Reporter @business. Opinions are my own; links/RTs not endorsements
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bloomberg.com | Naureen Malik
The new measures will hit a power industry already struggling to procure vital equipment. This article is for subscribers only. Welcome to our guide to the energy and commodities markets powering the global economy. Today, reporter Naureen Malik looks at how US tariffs could stymie the grid upgrades needed for massive growth in AI. Donald Trump returned to the White House in January with grand ambitions for AI.
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2 weeks ago |
insurancejournal.com | Naureen Malik
A Texas experiment to fund new natural gas-burning power plants with $5 billion in public loans is faltering as several of the proposed facilities drop out, threatening the state’s efforts to meet growing electricity demand. Together, the projects that have left the program could have generated 4.6 gigawatts of electricity — enough for about a million Texas homes.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Naureen Malik
A Texas experiment to fund new natural gas-burning power plants with $5 billion in public loans is faltering as several of the proposed facilities drop out, threatening the state’s efforts to meet growing electricity demand. Together, the projects that have left the program could have generated 4.6 gigawatts of electricity — enough for about a million Texas homes.
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2 weeks ago |
financialpost.com | Naureen Malik
Together, the projects that have left the program could have generated 4.6 gigawatts of electricity — enough for about a million Texas homes. Developers say that even with low-interest loans from the state, their projects no longer pencil out due to cost uncertainties and problems procuring equipment. Some have also faulted the program’s strict deadlines and terms.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Naureen Malik
Developers are exiting a state program over cost uncertainty and supply-chain delays. A Texas experiment to fund new natural gas-burning power plants with $5 billion in public loans is faltering as several of the proposed facilities drop out, threatening the state’s efforts to meet growing electricity demand. Together, the projects that have left the program could have generated 4.6 gigawatts of electricity — enough for about a million Texas homes.
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FERC to debate merits of US capacity auctions in June. Chairman Mark Christie explains in sn interview. He also questions longstanding “FERC candy” https://t.co/6uGpappzj5
AI-Driven Power Boom Will Drive Demand 38% Higher on Top US Grid https://t.co/vWcISSPhFD
A fire broke out at the Moss Landing Power Plant, one of the world’s biggest battery storage sites, prompting evacuation orders for residents in the area. Fire contained to 1 site— natgas gen + 2 other batteries not affected, Vistra says https://t.co/AGNBh7klxd via @business