Jag Mukherjee

Capex planning is a strategic challenge for many power and utility companies. Faced with mounting growth projections while paying down the “infrastructure debt” – […]

An interesting paper (https://eelp.law.harvard.edu/extracting-profits-from-the-public-how-utility-ratepayers-are-paying-for-big-techs-power/) that highlights a pressing issue – under the immense demand and timing pressure from hyperscalers – utilities are leaning on

As U.S. utilities face an unprecedented surge in load growth, largely driven by data centers, it is becoming increasingly clear that traditional operational tempos

FERC’s rejection of Talen’s proposed ISA expansion from 300MW to 480MW is raising different reactions – potential regulatory overreach affecting competition, gaps in PJM’s

PJM is delaying its next capacity auction as it plans to review the details of market design after complaints raised on the last auction

As the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) accelerates, it’s clear that power companies face unprecedented challenges in managing the growing demand for energy. AI

These two offshore projects with 1.7 GW capacity seem to have negative learning effects – as in the more we do, the more we

Here is my take on Enlit Europe 2023. While last year (2022) was about dealing with the energy crisis and ensuring energy security, this

The COP28 Climate Summit will see global leaders convene to address climate change, tweak environmental regulations, and push the power industry towards cleaner energy

When Ford built Model-T, and more recently Apple, and Tesla had one thing in common – when they made bold moves in design and