How to Assure Your Data Center Will Make It Over the Finish Line
Getting your data center over the finish line becomes easier if you take these four steps to overcome energy supply hurdles.
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Distributed Energy Companies are Shape-Shifting
Distributed energy companies are shapeshifting as changing rules and growing markets create new opportunities.
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Microgrid and DER Developers Are Pursuing More Complex Projects to Overcome Loss of Federal Incentives
Microgrid and DER developers remain bullish about their market and see projects growing in complexity.
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Consumer Ownership of Local Energy: A New Take on How it Might Work
In a recent UC Berkeley paper, Keith Taylor proposes a form of local energy ownership beyond individual household solar.
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What is Speed to Power? And How Can Data Centers Achieve It?
Speed to power now permeates the data center and power industry’s lexicon and has become the metric by which all data center development is measured.
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Common Energy Planning Risks for Data Centers and How to Solve Them
Energy planning has emerged as a high-stakes discipline for data centers. Mistakes aren’t just expensive; they can delay or even derail data center projects.
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Energy Abundance Beyond Just Building More Stuff
The energy abundance agenda carries appeal. But achieving it on the complex electric grid will take more than just building more stuff.
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The Evolution of the Commercial & Industrial Microgrid in the Era of the Data Center
Many of the same forces driving data center growth are renewing interest in commercial and industrial microgrids for manufacturers, logistics hubs and other power-intensive businesses.
What Caught the Most Attention on Energy Changemakers Platforms in 2025?
Here is a list of the most popular articles and podcasts that ran on the Energy Changemakers platforms in 2025.
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Distributed Energy Enters 2026 on the Right Side of History
Energy supply shortages, utility rates, consumer concerns and tech trends conspire to make 2026 a big year for distributed energy.