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The Mideast Energy War, Part 14: Kuwait Strike Shatters Cease-Fire Trade; What It Means for CRE, Oil, and Distributed Energy

The Mideast Energy War, Part 14: Kuwait Strike Shatters Cease-Fire Trade; What It Means for CRE, Oil, and Distributed Energy

A Kuwait airport strike has upended late-May optimism around a U.S.-Iran cease-fire, pushing oil risk, Treasury pressure, and refinancing uncertainty back into focus for commercial real estate owners and distributed energy investors.

The But-For Doctrine and Who Pays for Data Center Power

The But-For Doctrine and Who Pays for Data Center Power

Pennsylvania and Virginia are testing new ways to shift grid-upgrade costs onto large loads. Here is what that means for property owners, planners, and ratepayers.

The Used-EV Inflection and What It Means for Charging

The Used-EV Inflection and What It Means for Charging

Record used-EV sales are changing the economics of public and workplace charging. Here is why that matters more than many new-EV headlines for real estate owners.

Stories You May Have Missed This Week: EV, Charging & Intelligent Electrification Roundup (06/03/26 Edition)

Stories You May Have Missed This Week: EV, Charging & Intelligent Electrification Roundup (06/03/26 Edition)

This week's headlines that changed who pays, how quickly projects move, and where flexibility is gaining real value.

When 70% Says No: Data Centers and Local Political Risk

When 70% Says No: Data Centers and Local Political Risk

Gallup’s new polling shows broad opposition to local AI data centers. Here is what that means for entitlement, zoning, transmission, and project pipelines.

PJM’s Three Frameworks and the New Capacity Risk Facing CRE

PJM’s Three Frameworks and the New Capacity Risk Facing CRE

PJM’s market redesign, accelerated backstop auction, and new regulatory criticism are changing capacity risk for commercial real estate owners in the largest U.S. grid.