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After the NextEra–Dominion Merger: Equipment Access Is the Real Pricing Power

After the NextEra–Dominion Merger: Equipment Access Is the Real Pricing Power

The NextEra‑Dominion Merger shifts real pricing power to equipment access. With multi‑year transformer lead times and PJM capacity caps expiring, behind‑the‑meter strategy becomes an economic necessity, and what owners should model now.

Stories You May Have Missed This Week: EV, Charging & Intelligent Electrification Roundup (6/17/26 Edition)

Stories You May Have Missed This Week: EV, Charging & Intelligent Electrification Roundup (6/17/26 Edition)

Grid reliability, utility rate hikes, data center demand, and evolving energy policy. Explore the biggest developments shaping commercial real estate, electrification, and energy resilience this week.

2,600 GW in Queue: Time-to-Power Is the New Location Advantage

2,600 GW in Queue: Time-to-Power Is the New Location Advantage

The U.S. interconnection queue holds ~2,600 GW with a median 5-year wait. FERC’s CHILLS and MISO’s 35% peak-load forecast show why time-to-power now drives site value.

Stories You May Have Missed This Week: EV, Charging & Intelligent Electrification Roundup (06/10/26 Edition)

Stories You May Have Missed This Week: EV, Charging & Intelligent Electrification Roundup (06/10/26 Edition)

Power access defines winners in this week's energy market. Explore how surging utility rate hikes and local data center moratoriums are reshaping property economics, and why onsite generation is becoming a mandatory hedge in today's landscape.

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 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.

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.