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.
If you only skimmed headlines this week, you probably saw a familiar mix: EV market share drama, warnings about “AI-era” grid constraints, and a steady drumbeat of local pushback against data centers. The more useful signal for real estate and urban development is how quickly the industry is shifting from ambition to execution — and from “more power” to smarter power.
A new Tesla project for semi-truck charging on Mines Road in Laredo, Texas is the kind of infrastructure that can reshape industrial land values, utility planning and site design along freight corridors. It signals that truck charging is becoming an industrial-site category of its own.
If you only skimmed headlines this week, you probably saw a lot of “grid stress” anxiety and EV-market hot takes. Underneath that noise, the more useful signal for real estate, urban and commercial development is practical. Here are 16 stories built for owners, developers, investors and planners.
DG Matrix' “Bridge power” solution addresses energy demand gaps driven by AI data centers, fleet depots, and electrified campuses.
On September 30th, the federal $7,500 EV tax credit quietly expired—and the ripple effects are already resonating through automakers, buyers, and the charging industry. For CPOs, site hosts, and property...