Ratepayer Protection Act draws 57 Senate votes against a 60-vote bar
The Senate voted 57-43 to advance the Ratepayer Protection Act, three votes short of the 60 needed on a procedural vote. Even passage would leave state regulators free to decline the cost standard for large data centers.
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Sen. Thom Tillis questions whether Trump can legally waive sanctions on Russian diesel with the midterm elections due next month. Cryptopolitan reports that analysts do not foresee an enduring price drop from it.
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Senate Democrats blocked Jon Husted's Ratepayer Protection Act 57-43, three votes short of the 60 it needed. Democrats want a mandate that makes large data centers pay for their grid upgrades, so for now no federal rule says who covers those costs.
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Brent's year-over-year gain reaches roughly 49% at $99.27 a barrel
Fortune's morning check puts Brent at $99.27, about $32.60 above last September and $2.34 below yesterday. Crude is more than half the cost of a gallon, so that annual move implies over 24% on retail fuel.
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- Incentives58
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Urenco's 50% US enrichment expansion lands in 2032, four years after the Russian fuel ban
Twenty-four new cascades at Eunice add 2.1m SWU, but the first units only produce in 2032 and the last go in through 2036. Fuel, not reactors, sets the pace.
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- Evidence45
- Adoption52
- Hype gap+25
- Incentives72
- Confidence48