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.
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.
The naval blockade is live. WTI is at $93 this morning. The ceasefire expires April 22. Second talks could happen within two days. The June 30 incentive clock does not care about any of it.
Battery storage in commercial real estate has shifted from backup power to a revenue-generating grid asset. Learn more about the full economics stack: demand charges, energy arbitrage, VPP payments, and the Section 48E credit.
Thirty percent of planned data center power is now expected to come from onsite generation. Learn what that means for adjacent commercial real estate, local governance, and the communities competing for the development that follows.
The master lease model lets multifamily owners deploy solar, storage, and EV charging at zero capital cost - and get paid rent by the energy company operating it. Learn how it works.