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Protected: Governing the Grid

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By Grayson Flood
| Phenomenal World Verified
August 31, 2026 Analysis The data center boom has exposed decades of deferred choices about who plans and finances America’s electricity infrastructure A Google data center outside of Pryor, Oklahoma, 2019. Credit: Xpda This content is password-protected. To view it, please enter the password below.
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Gobernando la energía pública

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By Grayson Flood
| Phenomenal World Verified
Las facturas de electricidad de los estadounidenses se encuentran en máximos históricos y siguen subiendo. En 2025, las empresas de servicios públicos presentaron solicitudes de aumento de tarifas por un importe récord de 31 mil millones de dólares. Un informe publicado a principios de este año reveló que aproximadamente uno de cada seis hogares tenía atrasos en el pago de sus facturas de servicios públicos, incluso antes de que la guerra en Irán disparara los costes energéticos.
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Bring Your Own Generation Comes With Its Own Risks

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By Grayson Flood
| Heatmap News Verified
Last night, between the trumpeting of fossil fuels and the lengthy honors awarded to both veterans and hockey players, President Trump devoted a portion of his State of the Union address to announcing a “ratepayer protection pledge,” under which big tech companies pay for their own power plants for data centers — a show of how central energy prices are becoming to today’s affordability debate. Electricity in the United States is rapidly becoming expensive and unreliable.
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Public Renewables in the US

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By Johanna Bozuwa, Sarah Knuth, Grayson Flood, Patrick Robbins
| The Climate and Community Project
We propose a new Federal Public Power Program that would create a public option for renewable energy across the United States that can catalyze decarbonization and embed environmental justice in a new energy system. It offers an opportunity to counter the monopolized, fossil-fueled, and profit-driven status quo of today. In its place, a publicly owned and community-controlled system can emerge that grounds renewables in frameworks of rights and accessibility.
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