One long read: In Virginia and New Jersey, could new leadership be using the guise of lowering bills to push the exact mechanisms that inflate them? (Energy Bad Boys)
For example: Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger is rejoining RGGI (the carbon cap-and-trade market) under the banner of cost-saving, despite data showing Virginia's residential rates actually stabilized after the state left the program in 2024.
What do you think—how do we separate politics from power market fundamentals, if at all?