Jael Holzman is a senior reporter at Heatmap. She specializes in energy and climate policy, covering topics such as renewable energy, energy sustainability, and energy trading, while also delving into legal affairs related to these themes. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets including E&E News, POLITICO, Axios, and Rolling Stone.
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Chatting about win-win solutions with the Abundance Institute’s Ryan Norris.
A conversation with Ella Nilsen — formerly of CNN, now with Echo Communications — about where we stand in the fight over the energy transition.
And more on this week’s conflicts around project development.
A new front opens in the data center wars.
The facility will power OpenAI’s 10-gigawatt data center in Pike County, Ohio.
By: Jael Holzman
A conversation with Nevada attorney general Aaron Ford
What’s the matter with Wisconsin?
And more thoughts on the week’s most notable fights around project development.
Where temporary moratoria could happen next.
1. Ada County, Idaho – Trump’s push for more data centers on federal lands is causing a lot more ruckus and catching another solar company in the cross-fir
