Brent crude crossed $100 and the 10-year Treasury hit its highest since 2023, now driven by one conflict. Why an owner should act on the structural cost of power instead.
U.S. commercial power averaged 13.54 cents per kWh in May 2026, but California runs about 24 cents against Texas near 8. Why the state gap now shapes a building's bill more than efficiency, and how to hedge it.
A federal deadline forced grid operators to disclose how little spare power exists and to speed large-load connections. What the filings mean for power costs, who connects first, and onsite generation.
Federal regulators ordered PJM to rewrite its rules to connect data centers faster. Why the move could ease the grid backlog for everyone, or let the largest users claim scarce capacity first.
Oil topped $90 as the Iran war reignited, but a building's electricity cost barely moves with oil. Why the grid, not the war, drives power costs, and how owners hedge both.