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How Much Power Is Required to Power AI? The Real Impact on Energy Demand

Most of us are not aware that every time we prompt an AI for some text, an image or to create video footage that we are putting a greater demand on the grid. You might ask yourself: How much power is required to power AI? But that is not the right question. The real question is: how are we going to get get more energy to run them. On the bright side, if we cannot power all of the AI models now, then the odds of having Artificially Intelligent Overlords in the future is less of a threat than it was before you started reading this article. Make no mistake, AI systems require huge amounts of electricity. And we are only at the beginning of

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A real-life example of tax deductions for oil and gas investments.
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Understanding Tax Deductions for Oil and Gas Investments

Investing in oil and gas offers significant tax deductions for oil and gas investments that can lower your taxable income. Key deductions include intangible drilling costs, tangible drilling costs, and lease operating expenses. These tax advantages boost your investment’s profitability. In this article, we’ll explain how each deduction works and why they make oil and gas investments attractive. Key Takeaways Intangible Drilling Costs (IDC) can be fully deducted in the first year, providing significant immediate tax relief and improving cash flow for oil and gas investors. Tangible Drilling Costs (TDC) are immediately deductible and can be depreciated over seven years, offering a dual advantage for tax optimization in oil and gas investments. The Small Producer’s Tax Exemption allows qualifying small producers to deduct 15% of

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the case for transition fuels like LNG and Natural Hydrogen
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The Case for Long‑Term Energy Investments

Powering the Next 20 Years Introduction: Unrelenting Energy Demand Growth Global and North American energy needs are poised to rise steadily over the next two decades, providing a robust foundation for long-term investments in the sector. Despite improvements in efficiency and efforts to curb emissions, overall energy consumption continues to increase. The U.S. Energy Information Administration projects that world energy use will climb in all modeled scenarios through 2050, driven by population growth and higher living standards – even moderate cases show global primary energy consumption about 16% higher in 2050 than 2022, with high-growth cases up over 50%. In short, more people and a larger global economy will outweigh efficiency gains, pushing demand to new records. The result is record-high energy consumption in coming

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