- Some states could see 57% price hikes in energy bills – Virginia and Texas hit the hardest
- Digital infrastructure could account for one-fifth of energy demand by 2030
- This study points to a severe lack of wind and solar
New research by Jeremiah X Johnson et al, published in Environmental Research Letters, has revealed that in some of the most extreme regional cases, wholesale electricity costs could surge by up to 57% by the end of the decade in some US states.