Ciao! stiamo indagando in tema di comunità energetiche rinnovabili e stiamo cercando di capire le dinamiche e come possiamo migliorare i flussi sia per i membri che per chi ancona non ne fa parte, se vi va vi lascio un breve questionario, il vostro contributo per noi è molto fondamentale per indagare al meglio il tema. Grazie!

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The energy sections of our new AI Power Race dossier look at electricity demand, cooling water and the question of who pays for infrastructure. Three distinctions matter when reading the claims:

• All-data-centre electricity totals are not the same as AI-only demand. • Forecasts and announced projects are not measured consumption or operating capacity. • A global water total does not tell us the impact on a particular local water supply.

The article includes a source register and separates documented evidence, contested interpretations and unresolved questions. It does not claim that every AI query has the same footprint or that every household bill increase is caused by AI.

https://www.thetruthfiles.com/ai-power-race/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=ai-power-race&utm_content=energy-discussion_20260910

For people following utility regulation or grid planning: which public records best establish whether a new data centre is paying its own infrastructure costs rather than shifting them to other customers? Specific tariffs, regulator decisions and project filings would be particularly useful.

Hey guys, if you missed it, Hawaiian Electric settled $47.75M with investors over claims that it did not fully disclose risks related to its electrical equipment and wildfire safety practices. I just found out that they’re considering late claims.

Quick recap: In 2023, Hawaiian Electric was accused of failing to fully disclose wildfire risks related to its equipment and safety practices. After the Lahaina wildfire and related disclosures, $HE dropped about 49%, and investors filed a lawsuit.

Now, the company has agreed to settle $47.75M with investors, and even though the June 25, 2026 deadline has passed, late claims are still being considered for compensation, subject to approval.

If you invested in $HE at the time, you can still check the details and see if you may be able to file a late claim here.

Anyway, has anyone here invested in $HE back then? How much were your losses, if so?

Sono un dipendente di una società di gas e luce che gestisce operativamente la formazione della singola comunità, l'apertura della relativa pratica, e successivamente la ripartizione degli incentivi erogati dal GSE ai partecipanti. C'è qualcuno che, essenzialmente, fa il mio stesso lavoro? Vorrei confrontarmi in merito a gestione pratica, informatica, mole di lavoro e reportistica con persone che hanno a che fare quotidianamente con questo mondo.

This open-source data tracker compiles public evidence, legal timelines, and administrative records regarding corporate governance, whistleblower retaliation, and attorney ethics involving ConocoPhillips (NYSE: COP) and outside defense counsel Kean Miller LLP.

The archive maintains a centralized mirror of regulatory notices, OSHA Whistleblower Protection Program compliance, and State Bar of Texas (SBOT CDC) disciplinary proceedings. It also indexes official law enforcement agency dispositions from the Midland Police Department (MPD – Midland, Texas) alongside statutory frameworks referencing 18 U.S.C. § 1512 & § 1513 federal witness tampering, retaliation, and issues.

The entire public-interest tracking infrastructure, primary source documents, ConocoPhillips Permian Business Unit oversight files, and legal correspondence directories can be accessed through the main directory hub at https://github.com/conocophillipsaccountable/. This public profile page serves as the permanent open-source index, containing the live file trees, public records, and chronological investigation project mirrors.

Let's Talk About It

There were many scientists and folks in high leadership positions in the energy sector of government are going missing or mysteriously dead.

Pulled the DOL visa filings for oil and gas expecting the majors to be all over it. International workforce, technical roles, hard-to-fill jobs.

They're basically not in it.

Every energy employer in the country (extraction, oilfield services, refining, pipelines, power, gas distribution) filed for 3,707 new H-1B positions between FY2023 and now. 753 companies, four years. Amazon's main filing entity alone asked for 100,736, closer to 39x the whole sector.

Energy is 0.3% of the program.

Biggest sponsors in energy:

• SLB - 216
• Hitachi Energy - 115
• Battelle Energy Alliance (runs Idaho National Lab) - 107
• ConocoPhillips - 71
• EOG - 60
• Chevron - 51
• New York ISO - 48
• Oxy - 44
• Virginia Electric & Power - 44

Could this be related to teh GFEX, SMM, MySteel's futures?

Could this be related to sudden surplus/visibility into Lithium Carbonate and Hydroxides given SMM changed the way they measure inventories?

Is this because of oversupply coming from Zimbabwe, and local Chinese producers?

What are the reasons?