@AmericanAir@PeterMeijer It's a pattern. Talk to the agents, they know AA upper management has lost control and that's why things are such a mess. I got an AA credit card and started flying them again this year. Got a frequent non-flyer-today reminder why I'd stopped.
@CarilonCapital@Matty_KCSN@CarilonCapital Looking back about 2 seconds before this frame, Muharemović is BEHIND him. Muharemović steps into Baologun's path from behind. Isn't that a consideration?
@wwalsh Same player that drew the red card on Balogun (came from behind him and stepped into his path). That was the game plan all along - foul Balogun and Pulisic as much as possible and hope the refs allow it.
@SimonMahan I remember when TVA was very careful to consider cost of nuclear in IRP analyses. The professionals who led IRPs in the mid-2010s must have all been transferred away ...
@JacobsBen@JacobsBen Forget the Messi comparison. The VAR check didn't appear to consider that it was Muharemović who cut around and inside of Balogun. He put himself in the situation to get injured. Can't see how this call was justified.
@TKavulla Super interesting. @TKavulla what do you think of this language though? Seems like it discourages long-term planning for large loads as not "every dollar" is tracked since planning headroom is not accounted for.
@ShanuMathew93 ... new data center tariffs and agreements WILL INSULATE existing customers from the costs of serving data centers ... [all caps added]
That's a lot of confidence in all the regulators and utilities ...
@SimonMahan Or, we could make money using a printing press and make it easy to reuse without requiring additional energy. Full disclosure, it would have limited heating value if the SHTF🔥 but more than a bitcoin🌬️.
This map is from a new Grid Strategies report that uses Cleanview's data center tracker.
Cleanview --> https://t.co/3BnvcsEvUk
Report --> https://t.co/oS0mtShE3F
“These are just phenomenal numbers for an industry that was built over the past couple of decades to handle much lower load growth,” said John Wilson, Grid Strategies’ vice president and the report’s lead author. https://t.co/T8wAS7oyR3
@devonmassyn@RepMTG I support this, plus a toll booth on every driveway/front door so that people pay for consumption of public services like roads. Also you should have to pay the fire department when it arrives, in cash, or they let your house burn. That's how the Romans did it, so effective.
@jaskane@TomSteyer Seems like a sincere question. Here's a news article that explains it some, and the article links to the report which explains it further.
https://t.co/7ZUSy3x2dJ
Episode 100 of the podcast closes out 2024 with the author of a new paper, now the talk of the energy world, on the magnitude and drivers of surging U.S. demand for electricity.
https://t.co/F6qtCceFqr