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Pipelines may not always be visible, but their impact is felt across New Mexico.

In a new op-ed, CEA's Bridget Condon highlights how reliable energy infrastructure helps deliver affordable natural gas, support local jobs, strengthen rural and tribal communities, and keep power flowing as energy demand grows.

New Mexico does not have to choose between economic growth, environmental progress and reliable energy. With the right infrastructure, the state can continue expanding renewables while protecting the affordability and reliability families and businesses depend on.

Read more: https://www.lascrucesbulletin.com/stories/pipelines-quietly-power-new-mexico-s-future,174570

Think you don't use data centers? Think again.

From online searches to streaming, banking, healthcare, and shopping, data centers power more of your daily life than you might realize. They also support jobs, strengthen local communities, and help drive economic growth.

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Think You Don't Use Data Centers? Think Again. You use data centers every day—whether you're searching online, str...

Could new data centers help lower electricity costs for consumers?

In states like Georgia, Indiana, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi, policies that require large energy users to help pay for new generation, transmission, and distribution infrastructure are strengthening grid reliability while helping reduce costs for residential customers.

In Georgia, regulators recently approved a plan expected to save the typical household about $50 a year.

Data Centers Start to Drive Residential Electricity Bills Down Several major electric utilities have recently announced that their residential customers will have lower electric bills because of major investments in new power plants and the electric grid, enabled

At the Florida Natural Gas Association Symposium, Consumer Energy Alliance President David Holt joined FNGA Executive Director Dale Calhoun for a conversation on the trends reshaping energy markets—from growing electricity demand and data centers to manufacturing growth and expanding LNG exports.

As Florida continues to attract new residents, businesses, and investment, ensuring reliable and affordable energy will be essential to supporting that growth and creating jobs.