Colorado's C-PACE program has closed more than 150 projects and half a billion dollars in financing, yet still isn't the default tool for commercial building upgrades. The gap lies in coordination between owners, lenders, tenants and contractors.
FERC ordered all six US grid operators to rewrite how large loads connect and who pays. A special report on the cost-allocation fight and what it means for commercial property bills.
A new order restricts foreign-made grid equipment and can reach gear already installed. It applies at 69 kilovolts and above, well over most commercial buildings.
The US installed a record 20.2 GWh of battery storage in Q2 while oil returned to $97, rate hike odds neared 60 percent, and a new order targeted foreign grid equipment.
Brent returned to $95 and the 10-year hit 4.80 percent in the same week. The energy shock now reaches property income through yields and through tenants.
Florida regulators are testing the first statutory data center cost-allocation law against a live utility filing. The outcome becomes the template other states borrow.