We Need More Energy.
Not More Debate.
by Jagpaul Singh, CAIA, Strategy Specialist, 1st Vice President
November 2026
Infrastructure
Elevated oil prices and higher heating costs have put energy back in the spotlight. But the bigger story isn't where energy prices are today. It's that America's need for power is continuing to grow. As data centers, electrification and other long-term trends drive more consumption, the critical question becomes: Where will all the energy we need come from?
Key Takeaways:
- Recent increases in fuel and heating costs serve as a reminder that reliable and affordable energy is essential to everyday life and a healthy economy.
- Electricity demand is rising, and meeting future needs will require significant investment in generating capacity and supporting infrastructure.
- The real challenge may be less about choosing between energy sources and more about ensuring there is enough energy available to meet growing demand.
Read the full article to learn why the traditional-versus-renewable energy debate may be centered on the wrong question.
We Need More Energy.
Not More Debate.
by Jagpaul Singh, CAIA, Strategy Specialist, 1st Vice President
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