Meris Lutz is a Senior Editor at various publications, including American Military News and The Detroit News. She specializes in themes related to energy and mining, focusing on topics such as energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and climate change and the environment. Lutz's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Smart Cities Dive, Yahoo Finance, and the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Meris Lutz's coverage is largely focused on local environmental and sustainability issues in Georgia, with an emphasis on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and data citations. She frequently covers topics related to energy, the environment, crime (potentially as it relates to environmental violations), and health & wellbeing.
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By: Meris Lutz
Google has also worked to make its own data centers flexible, Amanda Peterson Corio, the company’s global head of data center energy, told Utility Dive, but reasons it is often faster and more cost effective to pay other customers to shift their electricity usage.
By: Meris Lutz
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Utility Dive caught up with the associate deputy secretary of energy at the Edison Electric Institute conference in Las Vegas, where the dominant theme was balancing demand growth with affordability.
The bill applies to new and existing data centers of at least 50 MW and aims to shield other ratepayers from costs associated with the AI boom.
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By: Meris Lutz
Alignment between the state’s progressive governor and Republican state lawmakers underscores a bipartisan consensus on the urgency of addressing public anger over electricity bills.
The rise in emissions was linked to increased electricity generation and coal use, the U.S. Energy Information Administration said.
By: Meris Lutz
The UC Berkeley analysis should be welcome news for a manufacturing industry that is heavily reliant on natural gas, with its volatile prices, said Jose Dominguez, one of the report’s authors.
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By: Meris Lutz
Executives tried to show they can secure the equipment needed to meet rising demand without shifting costs to existing customers as politicians take aim at data centers ahead of the midterm elections.
