Matt Randolph writes opinion pieces on U.S. energy policy and political claims, arguing against what he sees as misleading government messaging. The excerpts are short and mostly show headlines and boilerplate, so the depth of analysis is hard to judge.
Website: https://mattrandolph.substack.com
Green Tape covers US permitting reform, including NEPA, the Clean Water Act, transmission and pipeline siting, and the Senate's Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act. It publishes policy analysis plus transcripts of the Right of Way podcast, with interviews of senators and representatives.
A newsletter by Leah Stokes on the politics and policy of clean energy, electrification and climate change. Issues combine policy analysis, explanations of how electricity markets work, and personal commentary on climate impacts such as El Niño and heat.
Analyzes how AI and data center load interacts with electric grids, regulation and utility tariffs, with close attention to FERC, PJM, state and ERCOT processes. Readers get detailed, sourced explanations of who bears interconnection risk, how thresholds are defined, and how load flexibility can add grid headroom.
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