The GPU Daily · #081 · covering Friday 2 October
The physical layer of AI, every day. Here's what moved on Friday 2 October 2026.
In this issue
Top story · DATA CENTRE
Australia · ▲ Bullish · 2 Oct 15:15 UTC · Newsroom
Macquarie Capital took an equity stake in Singapore-based data centre developer Zerra DC, weeks after the two partnered on a $30 billion Queensland project anchored by Anthropic. The stake gives Macquarie exposure to Zerra's Asia-Pacific pipeline across Australia, Japan and India, where the developer has assembled more than 2 gigawatts of planned capacity.
MARKET MOVES · 3
US · ▲ Bullish · 1 Oct 23:08 UTC · Company/PR
Lambda's first $1 billion-plus institutional debt financing was marketed to insurance companies and fixed income investors, marking its second institutional credit facility.
Why this matters: Lambda's debt facility expands access to capital for committed AI infrastructure deployments, confirming debt market appetite for neocloud GPU operators.
US · ▲ Bullish · 2 Oct 16:30 UTC · Newsroom
NVIDIA reached new record stock highs amid continued market momentum.
Why this matters: Investors remain confident in GPU infrastructure demand and NVIDIA's market dominance.
US · ▲ Bullish · 29 Sep 14:54 UTC · Company/PR
FinOps guidance for AI workloads covers cost attribution dashboards, model routing, token efficiency, and goodput optimisation to improve AI spend ROI.
Why this matters: Cost governance frameworks help GPU infrastructure buyers optimise utilisation and justify capex, supporting demand for neocloud and hyperscaler GPU services.
NEOCLOUD · 4
US · ◆ Neutral · 2 Oct 14:45 UTC · Trade press
AI startups are increasingly seeking burst and on-demand GPU capacity rather than long-term commitments, reshaping neocloud customer demand patterns.
Why this matters: Neoclouds must adapt pricing and utilisation strategies to match workload volatility as customers shift from reserved capacity contracts to spot and burst pricing models.
US · ▲ Bullish · 2 Oct 00:00 UTC · Company/PR
NKS handles control plane and cluster lifecycle management for AI teams, letting them keep existing Kubernetes workflows and RBAC while Nscale manages the underlying infrastructure.
Why this matters: Nscale's managed service reduces operational burden for customers deploying training and inference workloads, potentially increasing GPU utilisation and customer retention.
US · ▲ Bullish · 2 Oct 00:00 UTC · Company/PR
Nscale named Justin Osofsky, a technology industry veteran, to the role of chief operating officer.
Why this matters: Nscale's operational scaling shows management depth at a neocloud provider as GPU infrastructure demand accelerates.
Vietnam · ▲ Bullish · 30 Sep 00:00 UTC · Company/PR
GreenNode deployed PostgreSQL Cluster in the Hanoi region with Availability Zones HAN01-1A and HAN01-1B in September 2026.
Why this matters: Regional database expansion in Southeast Asia supports localised AI workload deployment and sovereign data requirements.
SOFTWARE & AI · 15
US · ◆ Neutral · 2 Oct 13:15 UTC · Newsroom
OpenAI, Meta, and Google are developing always-on AI agents that operate continuously rather than responding to individual queries.
Why this matters: These companies are shifting toward long-running inference workloads that require persistent GPU allocation, increasing sustained compute demand beyond traditional chatbot inference.
Global · ◆ Neutral · 2 Oct 19:00 UTC · Company/PR
Why this matters: Shared GPU cluster orchestration and dynamic workload scheduling improve utilisation, a model neocloud operators are adopting across their fleets.
Global · ▲ Bullish · 2 Oct 00:00 UTC · Company/PR
The Claude Frontier Academy partners with Accenture, Bain, Capgemini, Deloitte, McKinsey and others to train engineers in Claude deployment and infrastructure skills.
Why this matters: Anthropic's training programme targets deployment and infrastructure skills, showing sustained demand for Claude-based inference workloads.
US · ▲ Bullish · 1 Oct 12:46 UTC · Company/PR
Token Factory supports GLM 5.3 and DeepSeek V4 Flash 0731 with OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible APIs and data privacy controls.
Why this matters: Corvex's platform competes with closed-source inference pricing and expands GPU utilisation options for cost-sensitive workloads.
US · ▲ Bullish · 1 Oct 21:43 UTC · Company/PR
Fireworks develops co-optimised training and inference systems for reinforcement learning, confirming alignment across numerics, kernels and mixture-of-experts routing to allow stable scaling.
Why this matters: Fireworks' co-optimised systems address a critical bottleneck in frontier model training by reducing batch rejection rates and improving training efficiency for large-scale RL workloads.
US · ▲ Bullish · 30 Sep 00:00 UTC · Company/PR
OpenRouter published guidance on regression testing for AI agents after prompt or model changes, tested against Claude Fable 5.1 and Gemini 3.8 Flash endpoints on 18 September 2026.
Why this matters: OpenRouter's standardised testing frameworks for inference endpoints reduce deployment risk and support broader adoption of agentic workloads on GPU infrastructure.
US · ▲ Bullish · 2 Oct 23:07 UTC · Company/PR
RunPod published a deployment guide for OpenJev, a 27B structured-decision model, on its serverless GPU endpoint platform with cURL and Python examples.
Why this matters: RunPod's deployment guide shows its inference platform maturity and developer tooling for deploying open-weight models on serverless GPU infrastructure.
US · ▲ Bullish · 29 Sep 00:00 UTC · Company/PR
Oracle launched Fusion Claw, a governed agentic execution runtime that lets Oracle Fusion Agentic Applications complete complex work more autonomously at scale.
Why this matters: Agentic execution frameworks increase GPU utilisation per inference call and support higher-complexity workloads on existing infrastructure.
Global · ◆ Neutral · 30 Sep 14:00 UTC · Newsroom · 2 sources
The meeting covered Anthropic's approach to AI safety and alignment, according to coverage by news outlets.
US · ◆ Neutral · 30 Sep 00:00 UTC · Company/PR
The five-step process uses live production data rather than synthetic data to build evaluation frameworks.
Why this matters: OpenRouter's production-based approach improves inference model quality assessment and supports better GPU utilisation decisions for inference workloads.
Global · ◆ Neutral · 2 Oct 00:00 UTC · Company/PR
Auto Exacto routing reduced tool-call error rates from approximately 8% to closer to 1% for GLM-5 and GLM-4.7 after routing traffic away from weaker endpoints.
China · ▼ Bearish · 30 Sep 14:27 UTC · Company/PR
Dialogue lip sync tests fell from $0.084 to $0.071, and other tests from $0.112 to $0.095, following the February 2026 announcement of the Video 3.0 family.
Why this matters: Kuaishou's price cuts show competitive pressure in the inference market and may shift GPU utilisation patterns for video workloads.
Global · ◆ Neutral · 1 Oct 00:00 UTC · Company/PR
The routing system manages escalation policy centrally, allowing operators to adjust confidence thresholds in one place.
US · ◆ Neutral · 2 Oct 00:00 UTC · Company/PR
The firm deployed OpenAI's Codex and GPT-5.6 to automate trade validation workflows, reducing processing time from 30 minutes.
US · ◆ Neutral · 1 Oct 09:02 UTC · Company/PR
The product addresses visibility gaps in browser activity as enterprises deploy autonomous AI agents and knowledge workers spend over 56% of their workday in the browser.
HARDWARE · 5
Asia · ▲ Bullish · 2 Oct 04:30 UTC · Newsroom · 2 sources
Midea displayed breakthrough cooling products for high-density AI data centres at Data Centre World Asia 2026.
Why this matters: Cooling capacity is a binding constraint on GPU cluster density; vendor innovation in this area directly allows higher MW-per-facility utilisation.
US · ◆ Neutral · 1 Oct 23:44 UTC · Company/PR
The model is now available in the OpenAI API and to ChatGPT Work and Codex users, with faster inference per GPU driving down cost-per-token.
Why this matters: NVIDIA's Blackwell architecture cuts inference cost-per-token by 8x, raising GPU utilisation efficiency across OpenAI's deployed clusters.
US · ▲ Bullish · 29 Sep 21:18 UTC · Company/PR
The turnkey system integrates NVIDIA accelerated computing with pre-confirmed Cisco infrastructure for data centre deployment.
Why this matters: Turnkey AI infrastructure bundles reduce deployment friction and accelerate GPU cluster adoption among enterprise customers.
Asia-Pacific · ◆ Neutral · 2 Oct 14:15 UTC
MERXWIRE released analysis and forecasts for Asia-Pacific wafer foundry capacity, covering semiconductor manufacturing for AI accelerators.
Why this matters: The analysis gives TSMC, Samsung Foundry and Intel Foundry visibility into regional capacity and demand for accelerator production.
US · ◆ Neutral · 2 Oct 13:30 UTC
ConnX announced the integration of Intel Edge AI technology into its MaestroIQ platform for edge deployment.
HYPERSCALER · 3
US · ▲ Bullish · 2 Oct 00:00 UTC · Company/PR
Oracle announced it will absorb USD300 million in rising Point Beach nuclear energy costs to protect more than 1 million Wisconsin utility customers from bill increases while preserving carbon-free power supply.
Why this matters: Oracle's willingness to underwrite nuclear generation costs for data centre power security sets a precedent for long-term nuclear PPAs backing AI infrastructure.
US · ◆ Neutral · 2 Oct 13:15 UTC · Newsroom
The programme supports communities hosting Amazon's US data centre operations across multiple regions.
Why this matters: Amazon's community investment commitment affects site selection and permitting timelines for data centre expansion.
US · ▲ Bullish · 29 Sep 00:00 UTC · Company/PR
NetApp storage will be available as a native service to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure customers, handling control plane and cluster lifecycle for AI and enterprise workloads.
Why this matters: Integrated storage services reduce deployment friction for GPU-intensive workloads on Oracle Cloud and support higher utilisation of compute resources.
DATA CENTRE · 6
US · ▲ Bullish · 2 Oct 06:59 UTC · Trade press
LS Electric secured the order to supply 345 kV ultra-high-voltage transformers for a hyperscale AI data centre project in the United States.
Why this matters: LS Electric's contract shows continued capex intensity of hyperscaler AI builds; transformer supply is a critical path item for large-scale GPU cluster deployment.
US · ◆ Neutral · 2 Oct 20:00 UTC · Trade press
DeepGreen subsidiaries applied to FERC for preliminary permits to study and construct underwater data centre facilities.
Why this matters: Underwater data centres could address thermal and land constraints in dense coastal regions; regulatory approval would open a new infrastructure paradigm for GPU clusters.
US · ▼ Bearish · 2 Oct 15:17 UTC · Trade press
The Microsoft-linked facility emitted large amounts of air pollution for nearly a year before state regulators detected unpermitted generators in July 2026.
Why this matters: DataOne's regulatory breach raises questions about environmental compliance in rapid AI infrastructure build-outs and permitting oversight.
US · ◆ Neutral · 2 Oct 13:15 UTC · Newsroom
A real estate-focused money manager is divesting from Digital Realty Trust and acquiring Chartwell, showing a shift in data centre portfolio allocation.
US · ◆ Neutral · 30 Sep 21:31 UTC · Company/PR
World Wide Technology developed ARMOR with NVIDIA and Texas A&M University System to assess security risks across compute, networking, storage and hybrid cloud infrastructure.
Why this matters: World Wide Technology built ARMOR to help data centre operators secure GPU clusters and hybrid cloud workloads without vendor lock-in.
US · ▲ Bullish · 28 Sep 00:00 UTC · Company/PR
Michigan's union skilled tradespeople reached one million craft hours building The Barn data centre in Saline Township, supporting next-generation AI infrastructure.
Why this matters: Large-scale data centre construction milestones signal sustained GPU infrastructure investment and capacity expansion in the US.
ENERGY & POWER · 25
US · ◆ Neutral · 2 Oct 21:03 UTC · Trade press
Utilities are adopting underground XLPE-insulated copper transmission cables to address capacity constraints from data centre expansion and electrification.
Why this matters: Underground transmission infrastructure is critical to relieving grid bottlenecks constraining data centre interconnection; copper demand will rise with AI compute build-out.
US · ▲ Bullish · 2 Oct 17:35 UTC · Trade press
Governor Newsom signed Assembly Bill 2647 requiring assessment of advanced nuclear technologies by January 2028, and Senate Bill 925 mandating a fusion energy strategic plan by December 2029.
Why this matters: The bills open the door to nuclear and fusion generation for data centre loads in California, potentially addressing the state's power constraint on AI infrastructure expansion.
US · ▲ Bullish · 1 Oct 21:15 UTC · Trade press
South Korea announced a $120 billion investment in US nuclear power projects, including construction of eight large nuclear reactors (two APR1400 and six AP1000 units) at federal sites, as part of a $200 billion broader investment plan.
Why this matters: South Korea's sovereign capital commitment to US nuclear generation could support large-scale data centre loads if reactors are sited near compute clusters.
France · ▼ Bearish · 2 Oct 05:46 UTC · Trade press
France hit 800 hours of negative or zero electricity prices in 2026 as nuclear availability fell 3.7 GW and wind generation dropped 2.3 GW, creating volatility that boosted battery storage revenues 135% year-on-year.
Why this matters: Structural grid stress from renewable intermittency means data centre operators face volatile power costs and potential curtailment risk in European markets.
Poland, UK, Europe · ◆ Neutral · 2 Oct 07:04 UTC · Trade press
A group of Polish entrepreneurs including InPost CEO Rafał Brzoska invested PLN500 million (USD128 million) in SGE's plans to deploy GE Vernova Hitachi BWRX-300 small modular reactors across Poland, the UK and Europe.
Why this matters: Sołowow's SGE plans to privately finance nuclear projects using a contract-for-difference model to set guaranteed electricity prices for data centre loads.
US · ◆ Neutral · 1 Oct 22:16 UTC · Trade press
A delay in PJM's one-time capacity auction to secure 6.8GW of capacity provides more time for aggregators to sign bilateral deals with data centre customers before the centralized auction.
Why this matters: Aggregators and virtual power plants can now secure contracts with large loads before the auction, affecting how data centres procure capacity in PJM.
Global · ▼ Bearish · 2 Oct 05:28 UTC · Trade press
Tokio Marine GX identified exposures of up to billions of dollars at co-located battery energy storage sites, noting that lenders are only beginning to require cyber insurance coverage.
Why this matters: Tokio Marine GX sees cyber attacks on shared grid connections at co-located battery sites as a growing risk that could cascade across multiple facilities.
Australia · ▲ Bullish · 2 Oct 03:58 UTC · Trade press
A 470 MW wind project in Western Australia reached financial close as the ninth major wind farm to do so in 12 months; separately, the 400 MW Teebar battery storage project (1.6GWh) in Queensland reached financial close.
Why this matters: Australia's renewable and storage build momentum continues, but grid interconnection capacity remains the binding constraint for data-centre-scale power procurement.
Global · ▲ Bullish · 28 Sep 07:24 UTC · Trade press
Transformers Magazine examines how AI data centres, renewable integration, EV charging and infrastructure electrification are driving transformer demand.
Why this matters: Rising transformer demand for AI data centre power distribution shows accelerating GPU infrastructure build-out and grid integration challenges.
Australia · ▼ Bearish · 2 Oct 21:00 UTC · Trade press
Snowy Hydro's Snowy 2.0 pumped-hydro project, officially reset at $12 billion in 2023, faces cost uncertainty and a 2028 commencement deadline.
Why this matters: Snowy 2.0 is critical to Australia's grid storage and renewable integration; delays or cost overruns could constrain data centre power availability in the region.
US · ▲ Bullish · 2 Oct 12:05 UTC · Trade press
Amazon is pursuing nuclear power deals alongside Microsoft, Google and other hyperscalers to meet AI data centre energy demands.
Why this matters: Hyperscalers are pivoting to nuclear as grid capacity constraints force long-term generation procurement for AI clusters.
US · ◆ Neutral · 2 Oct 20:05 UTC · Trade press
The two RTOs submitted a joint report acknowledging that governance questions on market seams coordination require further consideration.
Why this matters: Grid seams coordination affects data centre interconnection and power procurement across regional transmission operators; unresolved governance delays infrastructure expansion.
US · ◆ Neutral · 2 Oct 16:11 UTC · Trade press
Idaho National Laboratory announced Deployable Energy as the next company to test its reactor design in the DOME test bed, following Radiant's Kaleidos reactor selection in July 2025.
Why this matters: Deployable Energy's selection advances the pipeline of microreactor designs for data centre power, though testing timelines remain uncertain and commercial deployment is years away.
UK · ◆ Neutral · 2 Oct 20:37 UTC · Trade press
Ondas' Cyberhawk subsidiary signed a three-year drone inspection agreement with UK utility SSE for offshore wind and renewable generation assets, part of SSE's £33 billion energy infrastructure investment plan.
Why this matters: Cyberhawk's offshore wind inspection automation supports grid reliability for data centre power supply and marks the third consecutive long-term award between the two companies.
US · ▲ Bullish · 2 Oct 19:52 UTC · Trade press
Portland General Electric began participating in CAISO's EDAM, expected to save customers $14 million annually through optimised supply, demand and transmission across the Western grid.
Why this matters: PGE's participation expands the geographic footprint of real-time energy markets, reducing curtailment and improving grid efficiency for data centre loads in the Pacific Northwest and California.
US · ◆ Neutral · 1 Oct 13:57 UTC · Trade press
Rich Road Solar in St. Lawrence County is NYPA's first project using a public-private partnership model, with EDF Power products North America as minority owner overseeing construction.
Why this matters: NYPA's majority ownership of Rich Road represents its largest solar deal since being tasked with developing renewables projects; the public-private partnership model may inform future data centre power procurement strategies.
US · ▲ Bullish · 30 Sep 12:00 UTC · Company/PR
Holtec International submitted a Preliminary Safety Analysis Report to the NRC for Pioneer 1 and 2, two planned SMR-300 small modular reactors at the Palisades site in Michigan.
Why this matters: SMR deployment at data centre sites could provide dedicated power supply for GPU clusters, reducing grid dependency and accelerating build-out in power-constrained regions.
US · ◆ Neutral · 2 Oct 19:26 UTC · Trade press
PG&E proposed undergrounding 5,000 miles of electric distribution lines from 2028 to 2037 in high wildfire-risk areas, with estimated long-term benefits of $117 billion.
Why this matters: PG&E's plan cuts wildfire-related outages by 90% in California data centre regions, though construction may temporarily reshape power availability.
India · ◆ Neutral · 2 Oct 14:08 UTC · Trade press
India's Nuclear Power Corporation and Gujarat State Electricity Corporation signed an MoU to identify and assess sites for new nuclear power plants, supporting India's goal of 100 GWe capacity by 2047.
Why this matters: NPCIL's expansion programme adds clean baseload power capacity, though deployment timelines for data centre-scale nuclear power remain uncertain.
US · ▼ Bearish · 2 Oct 13:28 UTC · Trade press
FERC rejected TransAlta's request to recover $19.9 million in costs for keeping its 730 MW Centralia coal plant operational under a DOE emergency order, limiting recovery to Northwest utilities.
Why this matters: FERC's decision constrains emergency generation economics, reducing backup capacity availability for Pacific Northwest data centre loads.
Australia · ◆ Neutral · 2 Oct 03:36 UTC · Trade press
New South Wales approved BayWa r.e.'s Bullawah hybrid project pairing 804 MW of wind capacity with 718 MWh of battery storage in the South West Renewable Energy Zone.
Finland · ◆ Neutral · 2 Oct 03:38 UTC · Trade press
The divestment extends Nala's Nordic battery energy storage system pipeline to 275 MW.
Canada · ◆ Neutral · 1 Oct 23:32 UTC · Trade press
The Independent Electricity System Operator committed to providing additional technical justification after storage stakeholders questioned the basis for the restriction.
US · ◆ Neutral · 1 Oct 22:47 UTC · Trade press
The grid operator moved to a forecasting method for dividing resource planning obligations among load-serving entities.
US, Canada · ◆ Neutral · 1 Oct 23:29 UTC · Trade press
Grid experts have prioritised larger, more secure North American power infrastructure for over two decades, following the 2003 Northeast Blackout that cut power to 50 million people.
REGULATION & POLICY · 16
US · ▼ Bearish · 2 Oct 01:00 UTC · Trade press
The bipartisan permitting deal would allow states and utilities to discriminate against artificial intelligence data centres and crypto miners for the first time under federal electricity law.
Why this matters: The provisions introduce regulatory risk for hyperscaler and neocloud data centre expansion; state-level discrimination could fragment US GPU infrastructure markets and increase capex uncertainty.
US · ▼ Bearish · 1 Oct 13:55 UTC · Trade press
The Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act gives FERC authority to issue permits for transmission projects when in the public interest and mandates that transmission costs for computational loads of 20MW or greater be fully assigned to data centre owners and operators.
Why this matters: The mandate shifts transmission cost burden directly to large data centre operators, affecting capex planning and interconnection economics for AI infrastructure builds.
US, China · ▼ Bearish · 2 Oct 13:15 UTC · Newsroom
US authorities arrested an individual accused of smuggling approximately $300 million worth of computer servers to China in violation of export controls.
Why this matters: The arrest shows enforcement of export controls on advanced computing equipment, a regulatory constraint on GPU and server supply chains to restricted markets.
US · ▼ Bearish · 2 Oct 09:31 UTC · Trade press
The Trump administration terminated 321 DOE energy awards worth nearly $8 billion on 1 October 2025, including projects for grid infrastructure, battery storage, and workforce development.
Why this matters: The cancellations remove federal funding for transmission, storage, and grid-scale projects that would have supported data centre power procurement, delaying US grid modernisation needed for AI load.
Japan · ▼ Bearish · 2 Oct 08:15 UTC · Trade press
Japan now requires battery developers to prove site rights to maintain grid connections, as 172 GW of grid-scale storage awaits connection against only 0.64 GW actually online.
Why this matters: Japan's grid-connection bottleneck will spread to data centre operators, who will face similar site-proof requirements and queue delays in constrained markets.
Denmark · ▼ Bearish · 2 Oct 10:28 UTC · Trade press
Denmark's grid operator Energinet now prioritises which projects get grid connections, replacing first-come, first-served rules to manage limited transmission capacity.
Why this matters: Energinet will ration connections by project type, and data centre and AI load operators will face new prioritisation criteria in constrained markets.
US · ▼ Bearish · 2 Oct 22:58 UTC · Trade press
Utilities are avoiding explicit endorsement of permitting reform proposals, showing internal disagreement on regulatory changes.
Why this matters: Permitting delays are a critical constraint on data centre and power infrastructure build-out; utility resistance could slow grid expansion for AI compute.
US · ▼ Bearish · 1 Oct 23:26 UTC · Trade press
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission is advancing a proposal to make certain data centres and other large-load customers do not receive preferential treatment during emergency power cutbacks.
Why this matters: The PUC will treat large AI compute loads equally with other demand during grid stress, affecting data centre operational planning and grid interconnection strategy.
US · ▼ Bearish · 2 Oct 01:12 UTC · Trade press
NextEra Energy's proposed acquisition of Dominion Energy faces widespread opposition in ISO-NE and PJM over concerns about increased market power and negative effects on ratepayers.
Why this matters: Merger uncertainty could delay generation and transmission investment; data centre operators face prolonged uncertainty on power supply costs and grid-connection timelines.
US · ▼ Bearish · 2 Oct 14:00 UTC · Newsroom
The slowdown may pressure capex budgets across hyperscalers and neoclouds as enterprise demand for AI infrastructure weakens.
Why this matters: Weaker hiring reduces enterprise demand for AI infrastructure, which may force hyperscalers to defer capex commitments.
Australia · ▼ Bearish · 2 Oct 02:16 UTC · Trade press
The high-voltage line connecting Victoria to NSW entered environmental approval less than two months before the state election, with 8.5 GW of solar and wind projects seeking connection along the route.
Why this matters: Political uncertainty threatens renewable interconnection; data centre operators in Victoria face prolonged grid-connection queues and potential power supply constraints.
US · ▼ Bearish · 2 Oct 01:29 UTC · Trade press
The endorsed proposals give states more input into RTO decisions, but several state and consumer advocate officials expressed continued dissatisfaction with the outcome.
Why this matters: Governance uncertainty at PJM could delay interconnection queue reform; data centre operators face prolonged uncertainty on grid-connection timelines and cost allocation.
US · ▼ Bearish · 2 Oct 14:27 UTC · Trade press
Chicago, Denver, New York City and state attorneys general filed lawsuits challenging the EPA's repeal of 2024 Carbon Pollution Standards for fossil fuel-fired power plants.
Why this matters: The legal challenge creates regulatory uncertainty for gas-fired generation backing data centre loads, potentially delaying new capacity additions and raising operating costs for existing plants.
US · ◆ Neutral · 1 Oct 23:10 UTC · Trade press
The Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act expedites energy infrastructure buildout and transmission siting through permitting reform.
US · ◆ Neutral · 1 Oct 06:00 UTC · Trade press
Two federal judges ruled that the EPA acted illegally when it terminated the programme; grantees including Inclusive Prosperity Capital, awarded $249.3 million, are seeking damages for downstream harm.
US · ◆ Neutral · 2 Oct 00:15 UTC · Trade press
The 2026 plan outlines different pathways to achieve net-zero power generation by 2050 while reliably and affordably meeting growing electricity demand.