Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont joined CNBC to emphasize the vital role Revolution Wind will play in delivering affordable and reliable power for the future. “Revolution Wind is in the eighth inning and it’s going to generate 700MW of power for our region. It’s going to bring down costs for people… [If the project is cancelled, we are] much more likely to have blackouts in the coming years because energy use is going up.” Watch: https://lnkd.in/ePqt4FQv

Excited to see Governor Spencer Cox's Energy SuperAbundance Chairman's initiative kick off this summer. This effort will provide policymakers with timely recommendations to meet the challenge of rising energy demand by building more energy infrastructure of all kinds and modernizing permitting to make the process run smoother.

The global debate over the energy transition is shifting from lofty rhetoric to a more pragmatic conversation, as policymakers and industry leaders grapple with persistent demand growth, supply gaps, and geopolitical volatility. Read more on https://lnkd.in/dBW3PjQ6 #OGNews #aramco #energy #energytransition

Just as Biden experienced the limits of federal power to accelerate the clean-energy transition, Trump is learning the limits of big government to stop it. In America, market forces still eclipse political theater, especially when the outcome means cheaper power, better tech, and lower risk. While too many politicians, blinded by big oil donations, willfully deny clean energy’s benefits and forward progress, investors at every level agree that the energy transition makes economic sense as fossil fuels rapidly wind down. Clean power just crossed a historic threshold: In 2024, 96% of new energy added to the U.S. grid was from renewable energy and more than 40% of the world’s electricity came from low-carbon sources, driven by record renewables growth and a solar surge that has doubled output in three years. That’s the market—not politics—pricing the future in real time. When the cheapest, fastest-to-build electrons scale this quickly, capital follows. Even though Trump has told the International Energy Agency to fix their numbers, they continue to confirm that global demand for oil is dropping as the internal combustion engine becomes obsolete and renewables outprice fossils. Green energy will overtake coal to become the world’s top source of electricity by 2026 “at the latest.”

📣 Coming Tomorrow to Conversations That Matter - A question for Mark Jaccard: As we move toward an electrified economy, how will the Pacific Northwest meet soaring electricity demand? Find out in tomorrow’s new episode of where Stuart McNish sits down with Mark Jaccard to unpack the region’s interconnected grid, the role of hydro and natural gas and the looming challenge of ensuring reliable power as demand continues to grow. Don’t miss this timely discussion on the future of energy and what it means for British Columbia and beyond.

🎬 Have You Seen It Yet? Market Report 2025 Video Series – Chapter 1 on Demand Response With its release in July, the first chapter of our Market Report 2025 video series is available for all to watch! This episode explores the Network Code on Demand Response, a key tool to help Europe meet its climate and energy goals. 📌 Developed by ENTSO-E and the EU DSO Entity at the request of the European Commission, and overseen by the EU Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER), the NC DR is designed to make it easier for electricity customers to play an active role in the energy transition. In this chapter, Olivia Alonso discusses: ⚡ The role of demand-side flexibility in building a more resilient and efficient system ⚡ The ongoing debate around minimum bid sizes in balancing markets ⚡ Why aggregation is already enabling small asset participation ⚡ Our recommendations 📥 Watch the full video and read the ENTSO-E Market Report 2025 here: https://lnkd.in/ediY9Y9S #ENTSOE #MarketReport2025 #DemandResponse #Flexibility #EnergyTransition #BalancingMarkets #Aggregation #PowerSystem

Reliable electricity keeps our homes, hospitals and schools running. In T&D World, Doug Houseman, part of our 1898 & Co. team, reminds us that one often overlooked factor, grid inertia, shapes that reliability every day. As renewable energy expands, communities depend on careful decisions about how much inertia to keep and how to manage it affordably. We look at lessons from recent events in Europe with the questions operators in North America face now: How do we balance visibility, control and stability? What role should synthetic and load-side inertia play? Read more about how grid inertia keeps power steady when communities need it the most Read the article. https://hubs.li/Q03FgszS0 #Energy #Power #Reliability #1898andCo

Important to understand the evolving data on electricity prices and why we should be doing everything we can to bring more energy to the grid and not obstructing deployment of clean power. "It's the economy, stupid." These moves have very real bottom line consequences on the prices Americans are paying for their energy. Energy security is national security and is fundamental to American #competitiveness.

Lowest Gas Prices in Five Years—What’s Really Behind It? Dive into the controversy as Karoline Leavitt credits Trump’s energy dominance for the drop, but experts question the full story. Is it policy or market forces at play? Unpack the truth with UnreadWhy’s exclusive analysis.  UnreadWhy’s got the facts on energy politics—follow and explore more at unreadwhy.com. #GasPriceDebate #EnergyPolicy #TrumpAdministration #LaborDayTravel #EconomicImpact #PolicyAnalysis #trendingvideo #LatestNews #latestupdates #news #shorts #Reels #WATCH #Breaking #BreakingNews

Heard a great presentation at New York Building Congress from Kevin Lanahan (NYISO) on the 2025 Power Trends report. Interesting discussions on the challenges faced with decarbonizing the grid and meeting future demand.