Always On Energy Research’s Vice President of Research, Isaac Orr, joined Kerby Anderson on Point of View Radio to break down Alaska and Florida energy policy in the 2026 primaries. Orr walked through Alaska’s Republican field competing over the Alaska LNG pipeline, the Jones Act suspension, why Florida’s winter demand peak exposes the limits of leaning on solar, and where the states’ front-runners split on permitting, nuclear, and natural gas. He made the national case for nuclear as the most realistic firm alternative to coal and gas, with natural gas carrying the load as demand grows, and pointed listeners to Always On’s Blue States, High Rates project.

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