As U.S. farmers face rising costs and threats to their land, on-farm solar panels may offer a critical lifeline.

Missing from much of this discussion is the strategic role data centers play in enabling innovation.

Last year, Georgia Power got permission from the state's Public Service Commission to radically increase the amount of electricity the utility generates and sells.

Some data centers are building their own power plants. In Oklahoma, most want to plug into the grid.

What if the same piece of land could be used to grow food and generate electricity at the same time? If is so.

Compensated centralization: Renewable energy permitting and host community benefits in New York