Grids, Gas, and AI: Can Washington Make a Deal?

Grids, Gas, and AI: Can Washington Make a Dea...

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Can the Permitting Reform Coalition Hold?

Permitting reform has brought together strange bedfellows. But can this unlikely coalition get a deal through Congress? Josh Siegel, senior energy reporter at Punchbowl News, joins hosts Julia Pyper, Brandon Hurlbut, and Neil Chatterjee to break down the politics of the Bipartisa ...  Show more

Is AI the Most Bipartisan Thing in Politics?

AI may be reshaping more than the economy—it could be reshaping American politics. As data centers collide with rising utility bills, community opposition and the midterm elections, Democrats and Republicans are converging is some surprising areas. Julia Pyper, Brandon Hurlbut an ...  Show more

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