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That type of price jump would push up the cost of fuel for cars, power plants and more the world over, rippling through the broader economy and markets.

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Balancing the two is critical in maintaining the health of the grid: Both undersupply and oversupply of electricity demand can cause power plants to fail, resulting in blackouts and repair challenges.

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He convened the country’s Defense Council to deploy soldiers and equipment around key facilities as well as boost police patrols around power plants, distribution stations, and control centers.

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Some AI hyperscalers already are building their own power plants to avoid the permitting hassles of grid connection.

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Pollution from U.S. power plants rose last year, a rare uptick in an otherwise long-term downward trend, partly because of more coal being burned to generate electricity.

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