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Longview, Washington, D.C.
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Federal energy policy reporter for @SPGCI. Mostly tweets on electricity stuff ⚡️
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INTERVIEW: Xcel Energy's renewables-rich footprint is primed for hyperscalers, CEO says

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By Zack Hale Verified
| S&P Global Verified
Xcel Energy Inc. sees itself as uniquely positioned to continue leading on US power-sector emission reductions while accommodating a surge in demand from large-load customers such as data centers, Bob Frenzel, the company's chairman, president and CEO, told Platts.
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Watchdog agency finds US DOE may have wrongly redirected clean energy funds

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By Zack Hale Verified
| S&P Global Verified
The Trump administration may have violated federal law by redirecting fiscal year 2025 funds away from clean energy research and development, the US Government Accountability Office concluded in a legal decision issued June 4. The DOE did not respond to a request for comment on June 5.
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Impact of Trump's Defense Production Act move to boost energy supplies uncertain: analysts

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By Eamonn Brennan Verified, Zack Hale Verified, Maya Weber Verified, Rachel Looker Verified
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The Trump administration's invocation of the Defense Production Act was designed to accelerate US energy supply growth and lower consumer prices, but any impacts on domestic industry participants would be uncertain, subject to legal challenges, and likely to vary across sectors, analysts and trade groups told Platts.
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