The United States' abundance of domestic natural gas provides a significant competitive advantage, contributing to some of the lowest electricity prices in the world.

U.S. LNG export capacity, which some analysts thought was overbuilt, is now likely to be fully utilized in the coming years.

Due to rising costs of alternatives, solar power is now the cheapest form of new electricity generation.

Approximately two-thirds of a consumer's electricity bill is composed of costs associated with transmission and distribution infrastructure.

The cost of new nuclear power generation is estimated to be well over $10,000 per kilowatt.

Energy Capital Partners believes that adding large electrical loads like data centers can lower overall electricity bills for consumers in the long term by spreading infrastructure costs over more usa...

The cost of new natural gas turbines has nearly tripled in the last three to four years.

The cost of new natural gas generation capacity has increased from approximately $1,000 per kilowatt four years ago to over $2,500 per kilowatt today.