Tech Stocks Ping Pong on Mixed Economic Signals

Natalie Gallagher, principal economist and director at AI-powered enterprise planning platform Board, discusses the impact tariffs, interest rates and AI spending are having on tech markets. She joins Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech."Bloomberg videos, provided by MT Newswires

The Short List of Climate Actions That Will Work

The article discusses effective climate actions, emphasizing the importance of electrifying everything to reduce energy waste. It highlights the efficiency of renewables like wind and solar, and the need to overbuild renewable generation for flexibility. The presentation, part of the University of Twente’s 2025 Climate Event, also covers the role of energy services and the reduction of rejected energy through electrification and renewable energy sources.

Understanding EV Charging Tariffs In South Africa: Here’s What You’ll Pay To Power Your Electric…

The article discusses EV charging tariffs in South Africa, highlighting the need for accessible information on EV costs. It details current tariffs: R7.00 per kWh for Rubicon eMSP customers, R7.35 for GridCars eMSP customers on DC stations, and R5.88 on AC stations. Tariffs are set by agreements between charge point operators and e-mobility service providers, affecting costs. The article emphasizes the importance of awareness and infrastructure growth in the EV ecosystem.

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PLATTS: 1500--NARUC urges US FERC to preserve state retail authorities in large load proposal

The National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC) has urged the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to maintain state retail authority in light of a proposed rule that would expand federal control over the interconnection of large loads, such as data centers. NARUC's resolution, passed unanimously during its annual meeting, emphasizes the importance of state expertise in managing load interconnections and ensuring grid reliability. The resolution expresses concerns that the Department of Energy's proposal could undermine state regulatory powers and disrupt grid planning. Comments on the proposal are due by November 21.