Here’s a detail from the AI boom nobody wants printed.

In parts of America, the data centers training the world’s most advanced AI are being kept online by diesel generators.

Diesel. In 2026.

Running the most sophisticated machines ever built.

Not because anyone wants to.

Because the grid physically ran out.

Utility wait times have stretched past five years.

Morgan Stanley projects a 49-gigawatt shortfall by 2028.

That’s 49 power plants that don’t exist yet.

Solar quits at sunset. Wind quits when it quits. Nuclear takes a decade.

And these companies signed binding zero-carbon pledges, so natural gas is off the table.

They need clean power, around the clock, now.

One energy source delivers exactly that.

And one company controls it.

Google already signed a 15-year contract.

See the company replacing the generators >>

“The Buck Stops Here,”
Kelly Maguire
Behind the Markets