Paige Lambermont
Paige Lambermont
Paige Lambermont is a Research Fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute in the Center for Energy and Environment, and a Policy Fellow at the Independent Institute. She covers the electrical grid, energy regulation, nuclear power issues, and other energy topics. In 2024, Paige was selected to be a visiting fellow for the Independent Women’s Forum.
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{content}The New York Data Center Moratorium Is a Mistake
The moratorium risks economic growth while overstating the environmental and electricity costs of data centers.
Have Data Centers Actually Raised Electricity Prices?
Rising electricity prices have many causes, but data centers are not yet one.
The California Nuclear Moratorium Should Become A Thing of the Past
Just as there is nothing as permanent as a temporary...
End California’s Nuclear Energy Ban!
With California electricity demand growing exponentially, why is the state holding...
Ensuring Power Reliability in California
Why the Nuclear Ban Must Go
Report Highlights the Environmental Costs of Wind and Solar
Wind and solar power carry hidden costs, from heavy mineral use to short lifespans and vast land demands.
EPA Proposes to Repeal Biden Power Plant Rule
As demand for electricity continues to rise, a pragmatic energy policy wins out.
AI Boom Power Surge: Plants Revived, Fossil Fuels Reconsidered
Rising power demand is causing retired power plants to be reopened and repurposed.
Belgium Has Learned Nothing From Germany’s Nuclear Phaseout
Doel Unit 1 was shut down in February as part of the country’s nuclear phaseout policy.
Plans To Build Gas Plants Respond To Increased Power Demand
Energy companies respond to surging AI demand with behind-the-meter solutions.
