Illinois’ 3-gigawatt target is evidence that the market is organizing around storage — and that the buildings that can manage peaks and ride through volatility will have an easier time delivering electrification without sacrificing NOI.
Electricity costs are rising in different ways in different places nationwide. Owners need to reduce the parts of the bill they can control.
New York has never had an “easy mode” for EV fast charging. The newest charging depot planned for Williamsburg, Brooklyn is taking a different approach.
Microsoft's five-point “Community-First” initiative signals the next chapter of how we finance and govern electrification.
Data centers are increasingly being treated as projects that can change a community’s utility bills, reliability profile, and long-term development math. For commercial real estate owners, developers and planners, the entitlement conversation is moving upstream into energy governance.
If you only skimmed headlines this week, you probably saw the usual AI-grid anxiety and EV-market hot takes. The useful signal for owners, developers and planners is more practical.