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- Aug 21, 2026
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Utah needs more housing. The Army Corps shut down 265 new homes because of a ditch. (opens the original)
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Like many states, Utah has a housing shortage. According to the governor's office, Utah will need to build 840,000 new homes by 2055 to keep up with demand. The recent plights of two developers at the hands of the federal government show just how hard it will be to reach that goal. About 20 years ago, Lew Swain and Brent Bailey bought an undeveloped parcel of land just outside of Willard, Utah, about an hour north of Salt Lake City. The pair gradually purchased more land around the parcel, event
Trump administration will pay $1.2 billion to cancel more offshore wind projects, calling it 'common sense' (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump's least favorite energy source was dealt another blow on Thursday when German energy company RWE announced that it was backing out of three early-stage offshore wind projects in New York, Louisiana, and California. In exchange for giving up the lease rights, RWE will receive a $1.2 billion reimbursement—about what the company paid for the three leases—from the federal government. The company plans to "invest about the same amount" in natural gas projects, reports The New Y
Greg Abbott once called Texas the 'epicenter' of AI. Now he's freezing data center construction. (opens the original)
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There seem to be very few issues that Republicans and Democrats can agree on these days, but disdain for data centers sure is one of them. On Monday, Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott halted all new data center construction in the Lone Star State, pending "a comprehensive verification and audit" of all new data center projects hoping to connect to the state's power grid. As E&E News reports, the order will require prospective data centers to give "information about their proposed water use, tax
Trump's 18-month deadline to cut electricity prices in half has arrived. Rates are up 18%. (opens the original)
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Donald Trump pledged on the campaign trail that he would slash electricity prices in half within 18 months of returning to the White House. That self-imposed deadline is today, and—as with many of the president's promises—he appears to have fallen short of his goal. From Trump's inauguration in January 2025 to April 2026, the most recent month for which government data are available, residential electricity rates have risen by an eye-watering 18 percent. From April 2025 to April 2026, rates jump
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