Energy Information Agency
Speeding the Transition to Renewable Power
The rapid shift to renewable energy sources is driven by growing demand from corporate and industrial users and rapidly declining costs.
COVID-19 Dents Demand at Commercial Properties
Widespread remote work and limited business activity will continue to reduce consumption, but the impact on pricing remains to be seen.
Sizing Up Power Procurement Patterns
A deep dive into the sourcing trends that shape property-level electricity prices.
Electricity Prices: Fall 2019 Outlook
Although pricing trends vary widely among regions, alternative energy sources are putting increased downward pressure on U.S. electricity rates overall.
Electricity Prices: Summer 2019 Outlook
Will property operators pay more, less, or about the same as last year? Find out about the U.S. Energy Information Administration’s latest forecasts.
Falling Renewable Costs Trigger ‘Coal Crossover’
In much of the U.S., wind and solar sources now generate electricity at a lower cost than coal, a new study concludes.
CyrusOne to Build 440 KSF Campus in Atlanta
The company will take advantage of Georgia’s many tech incentives, including nearly 10 percent lower electricity costs than the national average.