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Senior reporter @_LatitudeMedia, covering the energy transition. Formerly @businessinsider @politico. Vermonter at heart. DM for Signal.
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Why data centers powered by off-grid gas flunk a new climate investor test

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By Catherine Boudreau Verified
| Latitude Media
Climate-minded investors who want to bet on the data center boom and accelerate the energy transition have a new tool to evaluate the potential impact of their capital. The Rhodium Group collaborated with the California pension fund CalSTRS and Generate Capital, a clean energy investor, on a framework that measures the impact of a specific investment on the pace of grid and industrial decarbonization.
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DOE closes $3.26 billion transmission loan to AEP Texas

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By Catherine Boudreau Verified
| Latitude Media
The Department of Energy said today that it closed a $3.26 billion loan to AEP Texasto help fund nearly 100 transmission projects like reconductoring existing lines and building new infrastructure. The projects span about 2,800 miles of transmission lines and will help AEP Texas improve grid reliability while adding potentially 41 gigawatts of new load through 2030, largely from data centers, the utility said in a statement.
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A new crop of energy groups wants to lower your bills, not sell you solar

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By Catherine Boudreau Verified
| Latitude Media
Over the last two years, as federal energy policy whiplashed and an already polarized debate over renewables versus fossil fuels amped up, a new era of advocacy has begun. At least nine different energy groups have launched since 2024 with a different playbook than the traditional trade associations in Washington.
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