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Telematics Is Exposing the Biggest Blind Spot in Auto Insurance
How real driving data is replacing broad assumptions Auto insurance has always been a prediction business. For decades, carriers priced risk using indirect signals, such as where someone lives, how old they are, their driving history, their vehicle type, and how many miles they said they expected to drive. Those factors still matter. They also leave insurers estimating risk from a distance. Telematics changes that. Usage-based insurance adds a more direct layer by measuring a
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The Plot Twist Nobody Was Ready For: Amazon Just Outbid a Utility for a Mega Solar Project
Why a $1 Million Bid Difference Should Worry Every Energy Leader Utilities Are No longer the Only Serious Buyers of Clean Capacity Puget Sound Energy (PSE), a utility in the Pacific Northwest, bid $82 million for a massive solar-plus-storage project in Oregon. Amazon bid $83 million and won. In an $82–$83 million auction, $1 million can look like noise. It isn’t. It’s proof that the buyer pool has changed, and utilities are bidding against companies with urgent load growth an
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AI Load Growth Has a Secret Upside: Free Heat for Homes
Finland and Sweden are treating thermal waste like a civic resource and it’s quietly rewriting the AI energy story The part of AI’s power demand most people never think about: Heat. When people argue about AI and the grid, the conversation usually stops at megawatts: How much load? How fast? Who pays for upgrades? Important questions, but incomplete. Here’s the missing piece: the electricity that goes into a data center doesn’t disappear. It ends up as heat. That’s why the “d
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A Modular Data Center Strategy Built for Tornado Alley
How Rural Electric Co-ops Deployed 59+ “Mini Data Centers” in 6 Months SUMMARY Between 2010 and 2017, Tamazari personnel helped KAMO Power and its member cooperatives stand up a practical answer to a very modern problem: “How do we run a smarter, more resilient grid without building traditional data centers everywhere?” The team deployed 59+ modular computing facilities across rural Oklahoma and Missouri using a mix of containerized data centers, GFRC prefabricated buildings,
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