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Unexpected Surge in US Power Demand Draws Comparison to WWII Era

Electricity demand in the US is set to soar for the first time in decades, with growth as high as 15% in some regions over the next five years, according to energy consultancy Wood Mackenzie.

By: financialpost.com

Oct 17 2024
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Unexpected Surge in US Power Demand Draws Comparison to WWII Era

(Bloomberg) — Electricity demand in the US is set to soar for the first time in decades, with growth as high as 15% in some regions over the next five years, according to energy consultancy Wood Mackenzie. Read More

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