Rural Texans struggle to access resources that their urban and suburban counterparts take for granted

Nearly half of the power plants planned to supply electricity for data centers would be in Texas.

Washington state is investing $37.3M to expand EV charging infrastructure, with a major focus on rural communities, tribal nations, and areas underserved by private investment.

Rising Gasoline Prices Make for a Strong Electric Vehicle (EV) Case.

Nearly 40% of Americans now live within 5 miles of a data center.

Regardless of political affiliation, Texans on average hold positive views about wind energy developments.

Transmission expansion leads to long-term investment in renewable energy.

Can the energy infrastructure serving the U.S. defense industrial base sustain production under mobilization?

Agrivoltaics: How combining solar panels and farming delivers big benefits.

[M]odeling and simulation to evaluate the impacts of new loads and generation resources on the grid...

The concentration of more than 143 data centers in Virginia's Loudoun County is creating unprecedented demands on the nation's power grid and raising questions about infrastructure resilience.

The cybersecurity of AI data centers is becoming increasingly important.

[R]ural, low-income, and other vulnerable communities struggle to get access to [government] funding.

‘Planting’ solar panels on agricultural lands may prevent crop loss and generate clean energy.

Farming for solar power can be an additional money-maker.

Texas is planning to add enough electric vehicle charging stations throughout the state to support 1 million electric vehicles with dozens of new stations to allow for easier long-distance travel.

America [still] has a rural broadband problem. Still relevant 8 years following this 2018 Brookings Institution report.