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Always On Energy Research co-founder and Vice President of Research Isaac Orr joined Right Side Broadcasting Network to discuss growing AI data center electricity demand and whether the U.S. can build the dispatchable natural gas generation needed to serve it. Watch the full interview here.

Why are electricity prices rising across Virginia, Maryland, Washington, D.C., and other parts of the country? According to Amy Cooke, president and chairman of Always On Energy Research, the problem isn’t AI data centers or economic growth — it’s energy policy. In this interview on FOX 5’s On the Hill, Cooke explains why surging electricity […]

Wisconsin voters picked their nominees for governor on August 11, and energy policy was on the ballot in everything but name. Sarah Montalbano, Energy Policy Analyst at Always On Energy Research, joined Right Side Broadcasting Network to explain what the results mean for electricity prices, AI data center development, and grid reliability in the Badger […]

On Fox 5 Live Zone with Guy Lambert, Amy Cooke pushed back on the claim that AI data centers are driving up your electric bill. The affordability crisis dates back to resource and generation policies set 5 to 10 years ago, when states bet on expensive, unreliable power and still needed to maintain a second […]

Always On co-founder and Director of Research Mitch Rolling joined Fox 5 Live in Washington, D.C. to break down President Trump’s Ratepayer Protection Pledge, the March 4 agreement in which Google, Microsoft, Meta, Oracle, xAI, OpenAI, and Amazon committed to building, bringing, or buying all energy needed for their data centers rather than passing those […]

Always On’s Energy Policy Analyst, Sarah Montalbano, joined Fox 5 Live Zone with Guy Lambert on April 21, 2026, to unpack Governor Abigail Spanberger’s “Consumers First” framework, and why the slogan doesn’t match the policy. While data centers are a growing concern, Spanberger is scapegoating them to distract from the policies actually driving Virginia bills […]

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