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Inside National Grid’s $1.75 billion bet on Joulent

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By Bianca Giacobone
| Latitude Media
Brian Boland was CFO at utility-scale energy developer BrightNight when he was approached by Chris James, the founder of investment firm Engine No. 1, in early 2025. James had procured four gigawatts of gas turbines from GE Vernova two years earlier, before energy demand started to skyrocket and the sector ran headlong into a turbine crunch.
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Duke Energy’s ‘light-touch’ large load tariff could be a problem.

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By Bianca Giacobone
| Latitude Media
Throughout this week, the North Carolina Utilities Commission is meeting under bright fluorescent lights to discuss Duke Energy Carolinas’ latest rate case. The hearing, which is being live-streamed on YouTube, went on for nearly seven hours on Monday, as Duke Energy’s representative defended the utility’s 11.6% residential rate hike proposal, among other things.
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What did the OBBB actually do to the transferability market?

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By Bianca Giacobone
| Latitude Media
In the year since the signing of the GOP’s One Big Beautiful Bill into law, many tax credit marketplaces have dropped out of the game. LevelTen, for example, wound down its marketplace to focus on other areas of its business, cutting a third of its staff just a month after the bill’s passage. Atheva quietly wound down its work entirely. And in late 2025, Evergrow shut down operations and returned to investors what remained of the $14 million it had raised through venture capital.
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