The Wave

1. LM3d agoLatitude MediaThe insider’s playbook for new nuclear projectsElementl Power's David Faherty lays out how his firm develops greenfield U.S. nuclear projects, from site screening and hyperscaler offtake to a new development capital facility and Vogtle-informed construction discipline.1 outletEnergy2 linked
2. ANN2d agoANS Nuclear NewswireConstellation Q3 updates: New Peak+, uprates, restart, midterm electionsDOE has committed a conditional $5 billion loan to Constellation covering up to 80 percent of eligible nuclear uprate costs from 2023 to 2035.1 outletEnergyDOE offers Constellation $5 billion loan for nuclear uprates9 linked
3. 4d agoUtility DiveConstellation pursues hybrid capacity contracts alongside nuclear upratesConstellation, under CEO Joe Dominguez, is offering hybrid capacity contracts that combine its existing nuclear fleet with batteries, generation and demand response, alongside nuclear uprates.1 outletEnergyDOE offers Constellation $5 billion loan for nuclear uprates3 linked
4. 5d agoANS Nuclear NewswireSpringtime for the full nuclear fuel cycleAn ANS Nuclear Newswire opinion piece says DOE's Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses program is advancing in five states but urges patient, transparent public engagement, citing West Virginia's withdrawal after backlash.1 outletEnergy5 linked
5. 5d agoResources for the FutureProjected Effects of the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act on the Power SectorAn RFF issue brief models the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act and projects it would expand transmission, lower electricity system costs, and cut power-sector emissions versus baseline.1 outletEnergy29 linked
6. 11d agoHeatmapDemocrats Win Control of Georgia’s Energy RegulatorSenate negotiators released a manager's amendment to a federal permitting bill that revises transmission, project certainty, tribal historic preservation, and data center provisions ahead of a cloture vote.

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   1. 11d agoHeatmapDemocrats Win Control of Georgia’s Energy Regulator
   2. 11d agoHeatmapPickupIf This Was a Data Center Election, Data Centers Lost
   3. 10d agoHeatmapPickupBlue His House, With a Blue Little Window
   4. 10d agoHeatmapEarliestRenewables Super PAC Takes a Victory Lap
   5. 9d agoHeatmapPickupThe Anti-Utility Election
   6. 8d agoHeatmapPickupThe Last-Minute Changes to the Senate Permitting Deal, Explained
   7. 6d agoHeatmapPickupThe Senate Prepares for First Vote on Permitting Reform
   8. 5d agoHeatmapHouse Moderates Say Now Is the Time for Permitting Reform
   9. 4d agoHeatmapExclusive: Martin Heinrich on What’s Next for Permitting Reform
   10. 4d agoHeatmapExclusive: Coreshell Raises $30 Million to Replace Chinese Graphite With American Silicon
   11. 3d agoHeatmapRunning a Smart Home Energy System Takes a Lot of Software
   12. 2d agoHeatmapLots of Environmental Groups Oppose the Permitting Bill. This One Doesn’t.
   13. 2d agoHeatmapPickupTranscript: Lots of Environmental Groups Oppose the Permitting Bill. This One Doesn’t.
   14. 2d agoHeatmapPickupWhere Rising Electricity Prices Showed Up in the Blue Wave

   EnergySenate advances bipartisan energy permitting bill as Democrats split245 linked
7. 9d agoHeatmapHow Democrats Can Make Sure Their Energy Policy SticksAn opinion piece argues that after the midterm elections, Democrats should build federal energy policy around states, citing shortcomings in IRA home energy rebates and the GGRF as evidence.1 outletEnergy5 linked
8. 10d agoHeatmapIs Climate Tech Back?Heatmap interviews Rep. Mike Levin, who remains undecided on the Senate permitting reform deal over concerns about permit-certainty language, environmental rollbacks, and administration good faith.

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   1. 11d agoHeatmapEarliestGas Prices Helped Democrats Win the Midterms — With a Catch
   2. 10d agoHeatmapWall Street’s Winners and Losers From the Blue Tsunami
   3. 10d agoHeatmapIs Climate Tech Back?
   4. 9d agoHeatmapThis Was Actually a Pretty Normal Week for Data Center Restrictions
   5. 8d agoHeatmapWhat to Know About COP31

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9. 11d agoGristWhat a historic ‘blue wave’ midterm means for climate actionGrist reports that Democratic trifecta wins in Arizona, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin in the 2026 midterms could unlock new state clean energy policy in those long-stalled states.

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   1. 11d agoGristPickupWhat a historic ‘blue wave’ midterm means for climate action
   2. 10d agoGristEarliestHow the midterms could unleash a new era for clean energy in these 3 states

   EnergyDemocratic midterm wins reshape state clean energy and utility policy9 linked
10. 11d agoLatitude MediaHow Democrats’ midterm sweep will rewire energy and data center policyDemocrats' 2026 midterm sweep flips Congress and several key governorships and state utility commissions, setting up new state-level data center moratoria and utility-rate policy.1 outletEnergyDemocratic midterm wins reshape state clean energy and utility policy8 linked
11. 12d agoCanary Media · research by Brookings InstitutionTrump cuts have left tribes without millions of dollars for clean energyGrist reports that DOGE eliminated $468 million in tribal funding, about half of it for environmental projects, with Kotzebue's $20 million EPA wind grant among the cancellations, per Brookings analysis.

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    1. 13d agoGristEarliestDOGE cuts cost tribes $470M, gutting funding for climate projects
    2. 12d agoCanary MediaPickupTrump cuts have left tribes without millions of dollars for clean energy

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12. 11d agoNextgov/FCWWhat the midterm results mean for federal tech policyNextgov/FCW and Route Fifty survey how Democratic midterm gains could shift federal tech oversight, including a possible revival of the FITARA scorecard, intelligence and DHS investigations, AI policy pushes, and local data center ballot rejections.1 outletCyberAI9 linked
13. 12d agoCanary MediaHere’s how solar and wind developers can hold on to tax creditsCanary Media explains how solar and wind developers can preserve federal ITC and PTC credits under OBBBA's 2027 placed-in-service deadline and FEOC rules, drawing on a forum with industry experts.1 outletEnergy3 linked
14. Oct 28Canary MediaThe DOE announces $5B loan to Constellation for nuclear upratesConstellation Energy and Google agreed to a 20-year deal to add 890 MW of nuclear capacity via uprates at 11 PJM plants, with a budget topping $4.3 billion.

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    1. Oct 8Canary MediaEarliestConstellation and Google go in on nuclear uprates to unlock clean power
    2. Oct 28Canary MediaThe DOE announces $5B loan to Constellation for nuclear uprates

    EnergyDOE offers Constellation $5 billion loan for nuclear uprates11 linked
15. Oct 30Canary Media5 ballot proposals that could drive or derail clean energyCanary Media's weekly roundup reports on Senate permitting bill momentum, data center gas buildout emissions estimates, and several DOE loans and EPA methane rollback proposals.

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    1. Sep 30Canary MediaPickupSenate permitting bill could greatly expand power lines and clean energy
    2. Oct 30Canary MediaEarliest5 ballot proposals that could drive or derail clean energy

    EnergySenate advances bipartisan energy permitting bill as Democrats split8 linked
16. CMOct 15Canary MediaWhat's up with Pennsylvania's hydrogen hubs?DOE hydrogen hub awards to MACH2 ($750 million) and ARCH2 ($925 million) remain nominally active but stalled, with DOE planning no further hub spending this year.1 outletEnergy4 linked
17. CMSep 24Canary MediaMeet the solar industry’s new Republican evangelistCanary Media profiles new SEIA president Tim Pawlenty, who used a Climate Week NYC interview to outline a plan for durable bipartisan solar политics after the 2025 law cut solar tax credits.1 outletEnergy5 linked

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