All eyes will be on US permitting reform, but it’s perhaps at state level where the election results are most striking for energy.

Data center developers seeking to build dozens of sprawling artificial intelligence campuses across Texas were already dealing with a suspension of approvals under Republican Texas Governor Greg Abbott.

Booming demand from AI means supply constraints are no longer limited to summer and winter.

The operator of the biggest US electric grid suspended plans for an auction it had planned to help meet surging electric demand from data centers.

Investors may have to accept more volatility in the sector as policy reforms are shelved.

Global coal-power generation edged lower last year, while electricity from renewables jumped.

Related Digital is finalizing $16 billion of financing for a giant Oracle Corp. data center, after months of stop-and-start negotiations with investors.

Texas has so many massive AI-related data centers in development that its grid operator is now considering reevaluating some projects that were previously approved.

It’s been a big week for food, with the Trump administration releasing new dietary guidelines. Not included in the recommendations? Trash.

OpenAI and SoftBank Group Corp. have jointly invested $1 billion in SB Energy, an infrastructure company that’s working with the tech firms on a massive US buildout of data centers to power artificial intelligence.