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.
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The Mideast Energy War, Part 13: The Hormuz Hangover. Why Peace Will Not Reset Energy Prices, and What It Means for Buildings That Have Not Yet Acted.
Part 13 in our ongoing coverage of the Mideast conflict and its implications for property, infrastructure, and the built environment.
The Used EV Pivot: How the Q1 2026 Reset Should Change Commercial Charging Underwriting
Q1 2026 EV market trends: new EV sales down 28% while used EV sales rose 12%. What this pivot means for utilization, connector mix (NACS/CCS), Section 30C timing, and underwriting for multifamily, workplace, and DCFC sites..
100 Gigawatts and Counting: GE Vernova's Order Book Reveals the Real Pace of the AI Energy Buildout
For commercial real estate operators, planners, and infrastructure executives trying to model the speed-to-power question, GE Vernova Q1 earnings figures are the supply-side reality behind every data center site selection decision being made today.
Detroit's Working Microgrid: Delta Electronics Goes Live with the Building Most Planners Were Still Drawing on Paper
Inside the Delta Electronics microgrid near Detroit: a 13.2 kV interconnection to DTE Energy, 425 kW solar, 2.8 MWh storage, SST core—already cutting grid use ~50%.