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Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis

10Sep

Can We Win the AI Race and Shield Consumers from Rising Power Prices?

Every week brings more news about surging power demand, rising electricity prices and the need for more dispatchable power. Political frustration with rising prices is beginning to collide with the desire to win the AI race and build the data center infrastructure needed to support this remarkable technological moment. In the latest sign of the […]
  • On September 10, 2025
  • Artificial Intelligence (AI), electricity prices, Industrial Energy Consumers of America (IECA), Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis, Manhattan Institute, Mark Mills, power demand, Wood Mackenzie
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