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A compelling investment opportunity: The promise of distributed energy resources for U.S. energy reliability and affordability

by Claire Broido Johnson

As the United States confronts the challenges of rising utility costs, surging energy demand and grid constraints, a key growth engine for tomorrow’s power system is emerging — not from large utility-scale plants, but from distributed assets deployed close to the local communities and businesses they serve.

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On the cusp of a new era: Electrification, AI and economic policy are setting the pace for Europe’s energy markets

by Moritz Paysen

The European electricity market is undergoing a substantial transformation. After years of stagnation, a clear increase in electricity demand is now emerging, driven by electrification and new consumers such as data centers. As a result, the market faces major challenges in ensuring sufficient generation capacity.