Energy Momentum

Tackling the American energy and manufacturing renaissance.

Energy
Momentum

Tracking the American energy and manufacturing renaissance.

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Project Investments Announced Investments announced after Q2 2022

These projects were announced or still under construction in the second half of 2022. They may therefore be eligible for the following energy and manufacturing tax credits. Tax Credits Explained

  • Total investment
  • Operating projects
  • Total projects
  • Projects under construction
  • Estimated already invested
  • Estimated outstanding investment

Note: Retail projects and projects canceled prior to operation or retired are excluded from both the display and statistics.

Source: Clean Investment Monitor, a joint effort of Rhodium Group and MIT's Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research (CEEPR).

Jobs Created and Projected Clean investment monitor jobs analysis

Operational and construction jobs created or projected as a result of energy and manufacturing investments. Available by state or congressional district.

  • Ongoing operational jobs for completed facilities
  • Construction jobs for completed facilities
  • Potential operational jobs for facilities not yet operational
  • Potential construction jobs for facilities not yet operational
Source: Clean Investment Monitor, a joint effort of Rhodium Group and MIT's Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research (CEEPR)

Electricity Prices Estimated electricity price increase for consumers and businesses in over next three years if technology neutral electricity tax credits (45Y/48E) are repealed.

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  • Residential
  • Commercial & industrial
Source: NERA Economic Consulting, Electricity Price Impacts of Technology-Neutral Tax Incentives With Incremental Electricity Demand From Data Centers, February 2025.

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Electricity Demand Losing energy momentum risks higher prices

Electricity demand in the U.S. is rebounding after years of stagnation, driven by rapid growth in data centers and artificial intelligence. To maintain U.S. competitiveness in these critical sectors — and prevent escalating demand from triggering electricity price increases — substantial investments in new power generation are essential.

Electricity demand in : Historic and Projected

Sources: EIA historic data (2010-2022), EPRI projections for data center growth scenarios.

Project Map Projects in are shown on the map

The size of the circle indicates the relative project size, with more substantial investments represented by larger circles.

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Relative Project Size (CAPEX)
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Facility Status
  1. Announced
  2. Under Construction
  3. Operating