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New EV Sales Drop 27 Percent While Used EVs Reach Near Parity, and Charging Infrastructure Expands 34 Percent in Q1 2026

New EV Sales Drop 27 Percent While Used EVs Reach Near Parity, and Charging Infrastructure Expands 34 Percent in Q1 2026

New EV sales fell 27 percent in Q1 2026 while used EV sales rose 12 percent to near price parity. 605 new high-speed stations opened, up 34 percent year over year.

PJM Capacity Prices Hit $333 per Megawatt-Day as Data Centers Drive 40 Percent of the Bill

PJM Capacity Prices Hit $333 per Megawatt-Day as Data Centers Drive 40 Percent of the Bill

PJM capacity auction cleared at $333.44 per megawatt-day. Data centers drove 40 percent of the cost. CRE owners in 13 states face NOI pressure starting June 2027.

FERC Final Rule and Virginia Veto Session Land in the Same Week, Rewriting the Data Center Cost Map

FERC Final Rule and Virginia Veto Session Land in the Same Week, Rewriting the Data Center Cost Map

FERC issues its final large-load interconnection rule by April 30. Virginia legislature returns April 22 on data center cost-shift amendments. These are twin policy inflection points that define the cost-allocation fight for the next decade.

The $156 Billion Backlash and the Planning Profession's Dual Role

The $156 Billion Backlash and the Planning Profession's Dual Role

Grassroots opposition, representing nearly 400 groups across 42 states, blocked or delayed $156 billion in data center projects in 2025.

Stories You May Have Missed This Week: EV, Charging & Intelligent Electrification Roundup (04/22/26 Edition)

Stories You May Have Missed This Week: EV, Charging & Intelligent Electrification Roundup (04/22/26 Edition)

Data center demand and shifting energy policies are driving grid costs to new highs. With the FERC large-load rule pending and state moratoriums rising, distributed energy is now the essential hedge for property owners and urban planners.

The Ruling That Will Determine Who Gets Power — and Who Waits

The Ruling That Will Determine Who Gets Power — and Who Waits

FERC's April 30 deadline for large-load interconnection rules will determine who pays for grid upgrades, who gets to the front of the queue, and why onsite generation is increasingly the rational choice.