Data Center Insights — Navigating Data Center Power Supply
Data Center Insights — The Complex Landscape of Data Center Permits
Go Big and Go BESS — Battery + Storage Podcast
Untangling the Web of Data Center Campuses
Battery Chemistry's AI Era — Battery + Storage Podcast
12 Days of Regulatory Insights: Day 9 – The Economic Development Edge — Regulatory Oversight Podcast
AI Boom and What the Future Holds - Data Centers Series
Watt's Up, ERCOT? — Battery + Storage Podcast
Strategies for Mitigating Data Center Development Delays - Data Centers Series
Power Struggles: Innovating Around Energy Challenges in U.S./International Data Center Development — Data Centers Series
Are AI Data Centers the New Power Centers?
Trends in Midstream M&A - Energy Law Insights
AI Today in 5: October 17, 2025, The All WSJ Edition
JONES DAY TALKS®: Real Assets Roundup Episode 4: Legal and Energy Challenges of Powering Data Centers
JONES DAY TALKS®: Real Assets Roundup Episode 2: A First Look at Data Centers: The Fourth Utility
Project Catalyst an Economic Development Video Podcast | Episode 16: Powering Alabama’s Economic Progress with Leigh Davis of Alabama Power Company
AGG Talks: Development Podcast Series - Episode 1: Powering Georgia: Energy Resilience, Data Centers, and Clean Innovation
Project Catalyst: An Economic Development Podcast | Episode 12: Powering Economic Development with Andrew Tate of Duke Energy
AGG Talks: Cross-Border Business Podcast - Episode 23: Shaping Georgia’s Energy Landscape: Insights From Commissioner Tim Echols
As interest in artificial intelligence (AI) continues to increase, the California legislature has set its sights on the data center and renewable energy projects powering AI development, introducing a series of bills...more
For the past several years, the concept of “bring your own generation” (BYOG) has been gaining traction at the U.S. federal and state levels to address the surging need for electricity to meet the needs of data centers and...more
Data centers are not new. For decades, they have served as the infrastructure behind the internet. What is new is the role data centers play as the “factories” for rapidly advancing artificial intelligence (AI). As AI...more
Escalating tensions involving Iran—including maritime incidents affecting oil transport and alleged cyber and physical targeting of digital infrastructure in the Middle East—highlight a growing and underappreciated risk for...more
On March 27, 2026, the Anchorage Assembly adopted Ordinance AO 2026-27, establishing a new land use and permitting framework for data centers and similar energy-intensive facilities. Anchorage currently only has one sizable...more
New data centers are orders of magnitude larger than those built a decade ago and require vast sums of capital to construct. ...more
While technology remained a popular target industry for private equity investors in 2025, nervousness around valuations meant dealflow in certain parts of the market was slower than expected. Tech M&A rebounded globally, with...more
Oil & gas companies are adapting swiftly to the administration’s energy dominance agenda, replacing net zero commitments with strategic opportunities across three emerging revenue streams. The AI-driven data center boom is...more
The Data Center Opportunity Zone Overlay District (DCOZOD) in Prince William County, Virginia is set to be eliminated. This will significantly impact how future data center developments are permitted to proceed across the...more
The explosive growth of data‑center load—driven by artificial intelligence, cloud computing and the expansion of digital infrastructure across industries—has forced U.S. energy regulators into unfamiliar territory. Nowhere is...more
While much attention has focused on the electricity demands of AI-driven data centers, a quieter crisis is emerging around water consumption. Modern hyperscale data centers can consume between one and five million gallons of...more
This article is part of a monthly column that considers the significance of recent Federal Trade Commission announcements about antitrust issues. This installment examines the FTC's emerging approach to evaluating competition...more
Welcome to our third issue of 2026 of The Site Report – our construction law insights e-newsletter. West Virginia State Bar Annual Meeting – Constitutional Conversations, Charleston, WV, April 19-20 - As a sponsor, we...more
Governor Gavin Newsom’s administration has proposed ending the four-year-old Demand Side Grid Support (DSGS) program, which pays homes and businesses to send rooftop solar power back to the grid or reduce their energy use...more
Texas House and Senate leadership recently released their interim charges, which serve as “homework assignments” for legislative committees to study before the 2027 session. These directives often form the foundation for...more
A Note from the Editors - Sustainable Energy & Infrastructure Connections brings the latest developments in energy investing, legal insights, company activity, and industry events straight to your inbox....more
This month, we are thrilled to feature our new Digital Infrastructure Practice and their Q&A series with innovators in this key space with critical sustainable energy implications. Read the latest dialogue between Enchanted...more
The Trump administration released its National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence on March 20, 2026, outlining recommendations intended to establish a nationally uniform approach to AI regulation (the “Framework”)....more
In this Latham Data Center Insights video, Natasha Gianvecchio, Global Chair of the firm’s Energy Regulatory & Markets Practice, explores the key power considerations for data center development — from sourcing and economics...more
The data centre industry faces a defining challenge: securing reliable, resilient and cost-effective power at unprecedented scale. As artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing drive demand into the hundreds...more
The Wennink report is clear: without reliable, affordable energy, the Netherlands' earning capacity, innovation power, and strategic relevance are at risk. In this blog we explain why rapidly deploying nuclear energy is...more
Data centers depend on clean, fast, and predictable power. When onsite or adjacent generation supports that load—whether natural gas, battery, solar plus storage, or hybrid plants—the engineering, procurement, and...more
A water-intensive facility is proposed in the arid Southwest or a groundwater-dependent region of Texas, stoking fears of water shortages. Residents learn of a proposed industrial facility and organize public opposition based...more
Higher education and campus life are evolving. With fewer students enrolling nationwide, more online options, and ever-increasing costs, many schools are rethinking their approach to generate revenue and attract students. One...more
Rapid growth in data center development is reshaping US energy markets and regulatory priorities. Data centers currently account for approximately 4.5% of US electricity consumption, with projections indicating that demand...more