If U.S. electricity generation grows in each of the next two years, it would mark the first three years of consecutive growth since 2005–2007, EIA said.

AI and data centers are reshaping the energy landscape and market participants are scrambling to meet skyrocketing power demands.

Texas has become one of the nation’s frontrunners in developing renewable energy. In recent years, the state’s reign came from wind power coupled with utility-scale solar.

Puerto Rico’s newly elected Gov. Jenniffer González, a Trump supporter, recently filed a bill to scrap a law calling for renewable energy to meet 40% of the U.S. territory’s needs by 2025 and 60% by 2040.

R.I. renewable energy rebates are among the programs affected. 23 Democratic attorneys general suing President Donald Trump and his administration are asking for a federal judge in Rhode Island to intervene.

A new DISTRIBUTECH event, DTECH Data Centers & AI, will help stakeholders in this burgeoning industry navigate power constraints and project delays while balancing the demand for sustainable, flexible solutions.