With AI driving new energy ‘pragmatism,’ Rose Law Group Founder and President Jordan Rose says ‘the one with the power wins’

“The one with the power wins and entrepreneurs right now are figuring out how to bring the power.” -Jordan Rose, Rose Law Group founder and president, who represents data centers

By Axios

The need to power the AI revolution is the top-of-mind issue for energy CEOs and thousands of professionals at the CERAWeek by S&P Global conference here.

Why it matters: Depending on who you listen to, AI will either lead to a decades-long extension in relatively unfettered fossil fuel use or may not cause electricity demand to skyrocket as much as many assume.

In any case, it’s leading to a new energy “pragmatism” or “realism,” in which some are pushing climate change concerns to the back burner.
Zoom in: In presentations and hallway conversations, experts said that increasing electricity demand for AI-related data centers is partly driving a new “energy realism,” as ADNOC CEO Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber said in a speech yesterday.

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