Electricity prices surge to the forefront of NJ governor’s race
Surging electricity prices have risen to the forefront of the New Jersey governor’s race — and could be a key issue in the 2026 midterms.| Center for Urban Policy Research - CUPR
Surging electricity prices have risen to the forefront of the New Jersey governor’s race — and could be a key issue in the 2026 midterms.| Center for Urban Policy Research - CUPR
Residential electricity prices increased 25% while Joe Biden was president, and they are continuing to increase. This continuation occurs because… The post Increasing Power Prices Are Being Wrongly Blamed on the Trump Administration appeared first on IER.| IER
Rob debriefs with colleagues on the latest climate news.| Heatmap News
This week on The Unregulated Podcast Tom Pyle and Mike McKenna discuss the looming government shut down, rate hikes around the country, what is causing them, and more. Links: American Energy Alliance · #245: Wild Blue Yonder (9/22/25) The post The Unregulated Podcast #245: Wild Blue Yonder appeared first on American Energy Alliance.| American Energy Alliance
There’s been a lot of buzz about the impact of data centers on electricity demand–CUB Illinois Executive Director Sarah Moskowitz recently spoke at length about it on a Chicago radio station. This Q&A attempts to get through the hype and give Illinois consumers some facts. What are data centers? A data center is a facility that houses computer systems used for storing, processing and distributing data. A growing number of these facilities are used to power artificial intelligence. A r...| Citizens Utility Board
KEY POINTS South Africans in low-income areas like Thembisa are protesting rising electricity costs, which are unaffordable for many families. “Ene| Energy News Africa Plus
Too many officials have bought a key utility company excuse for rising California electricity prices — the solar “cost shift” is a fundamentally flawed premise.| Economics Outside the Cube
From 2009 to 2018 I presented data comparing the accuracy of the utilities forecasts to those from the CEC IEPR. The IEPR forecasts were consistently much more accurate.| Economics Outside the Cube
Repeal of two tax credits would raise residential customer bills 7% across the country, and even more for businesses, said a report from NERA Economic Consulting.| pv magazine USA
Borenstein’s critique of our analysis acknowledges several key errors by PAO, ignores legal precedents, and uses the wrong analytic tool for the wrong purpose.| Economics Outside the Cube
The PAO generally asserted with no additional evidence that it was correct in all ways. Again, there is no supporting analysis beyond three simplistic calculations to back up the original claim.| Economics Outside the Cube
