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Reordering the Energy Stack to Prioritize Affordability
For years, America's energy debate has focused on reliability and sustainability—but has affordability been left behind? At the RealClear Energy Future Forum, Portia Roberts, Deputy Director of the NCEA, discusses why energy affordability must become a central pillar of energy policy....
Our Energy Future Forum: $26.5 Billion DOE Grid Investment
On this episode of The Miller Report: Real Clear Journalism, Maggie Miller sits down with Chairman, President & CEO of Southern Company Chris Womack to discuss one of the biggest challenges facing the country: how to meet soaring energy demand while keeping electricity affordable for consumers.
How the West Is Dealing With the Water Crisis
Roughly one in ten Americans gets their water from the Colorado River. But a worsening drought, driven in part by climate change, is drying up the river, and states are fighting over water rights. Horizons moderator William Brangham explores what that means for communities and industries that...
Iran War and Higher Gasoline Prices Soaring EV Interest
Faced with fuel price spikes and uncertainty, sales of electric vehicles are up in Australia. But are they really worth it? Jason Om hit the road to find out.
Tucker Goes After Kevin O'Leary on Data Centers
Krystal and Saagar discuss Tucker humiliating Kevin O'Leary on data centers.
Here's What Nobody's Telling You About AI Data Centers
Data centers are popping up everywhere, and there are some major issues that we need to discuss.
We're Going Towards a Cliff on Oil
Former Middle East Senior Advisor to President Biden Amos Hochstein joins Bloomberg at the Milken Institute Global Conference to discuss the war in Iran. He says we're going towards a cliff on oil and oil products by the end of this month and that the bite will deepen every day.
The Growing Backlash Against AI Data Centers
Measures seeking to block or rein in data center construction are gaining momentum at the state and local level, as Americans increasingly sour on the massive buildout of AI infrastructure in their communities.
To EV or NOT EV?
Now, more than ever, it might seem like a good idea to invest in an electric vehicle, but does it make sense financially? Johnathan Sergel, the AA’s chief mobility officer, joins Nadine to dive into the costs involved with owning and running an EV, and how those costs compare to running a...
AI: Electric Bills More Than Mortgages?
Electricity bills in some American states are now larger than the average mortgage payment. The reason energy bills are this high is sitting in a windowless data center 30 miles outside your nearest highway. The 2025/26 PJM Interconnection capacity auction cleared at $269 per megawatt-day, roughly...
Paul Sankey: Oil to Be ‘Ongoing, Absolute Disaster’
“The situation here gets worse, simply because it’s guaranteed,” says Paul Sankey, president at Sankey Research. He explains the tough times ahead for the global oil market over the next two to three months, even if the Strait of Hormuz were to reopen in the next few days.
CEO: Nuclear Best Option for AI's Power Problem
Futurum Group CEO Daniel Newman discusses the prospects of Oklo and Nvidia’s collaboration on nuclear-powered A.I. on ‘Making Money.’
AI Data Centers Causing Electricity Cost to SKYROCKET
Americans are drowning while markets soar. The panel breaks down brutal data on inflation, debt, and collapsing affordability, exposing how policy, bailouts, and AI energy demand crushed the middle class. Solutions clash as elections loom and pressure builds to fix a broken system.
AI Electricity Bubble Is About to Be Like Housing
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New NJ Law Opens Door to New Nuclear Power
To address increasing demand for power and high energy bill costs, Gov. Sherrill is taking action on legislation that will remove what lawmakers call a de facto moratorium on nuclear expansion due to old, outdated language written in current law.
Why Can't the U.S. Just Take Over the Strait of Hormuz?
The Strait of Hormuz has been shut down for 10 days as the U.S.-Israel war with Iran continues to escalate, causing global unease about an oil crisis. Andrew Chang explains why for the U.S. — despite having the world's most powerful navy — getting oil tanker traffic moving through the...
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