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  • Energy Technology Editor and Reporter, POLITICO
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Energy technology editor at @EENewsUpdates/POLITICO. @Columbiajourn, Denver Post alum. Got tips? Email cmarshall@eenews.net On Signal at ChristaMars.31
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Flirting with disaster (aid)

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Republicans and Democrats may have a bipartisan recipe for disaster aid. In a rare push, congressional lawmakers from both parties are wrangling legislation that aims to take politics out of federal cash for devastating storms, wildfires and other natural catastrophes, as Andres Picon writes . They are working to include the proposal in the Senate's forthcoming defense policy bill. The measure comes after a series of high-profile accusations of playing favorites.
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Amazon in Texas: It's all about the gas

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By Christa Marshall Verified
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Everything may be bigger in Texas, but when it comes to data centers, the state is seeing Amazon-ian sizes. Amazon confirmed to our Shelby Webb that it plans to build an artificial intelligence hub in West Texas tied to a massive power plant that could be the nation's largest single source of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Power of the (regulator's) purse

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It's showtime for state regulators. Powerful utility commissions around the country are making decisions that could determine for years who pays for the energy infrastructure behind the artificial intelligence boom. The moves underscore that when it comes to deciding electricity costs, well, state officials are getting some R-E-S-(P-U-C)-T. Take two states: Virginia, the U.S. data center capital, and North Carolina, where Democratic Gov.
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