Peter Hubbard

The Georgia House, and especially the Public Service Commission, has a big part to play.

And you've met Peter Hubbard.

Yep.

You've talked to Peter Hubbard.

Great guy.

What have you learned after talking to Peter Hubbard about

how we can improve our mix of energy that we get in the state, but also that, like, where we're actually getting toward... neutral

emissions.

This week, we did our first live recorded episode of The Hum in Brooklyn at New York Climate Week.

I talked to three elected officials deep in the work of regulating AI data centers, Louisiana Public Service Commissioner Davante Lewis, Georgia Public Service Commissioner Peter Hubbard, and New York State Rep Emily Gallagher.

We talked about the challenges of finding information about proposed projects, the pressures elected officials face from industry, and what they see coming next in their communities.

[upbeat music] All right.

Yeah.

Thank you, Saul.

This is Peter Hubbard, so you know my voice.

Um, we sit here in the year of our Lord 2026, the month of September, and earlier this month, one of our public service commissioners, uh, stepped down from that role and showed up four days later at data center development company DC Blocks.

Uh, Penny Brown Reynolds is around the state, and I even see the agriculture commissioner, labor commissioner.

Peter Hubbard, um, is, is working very hard, um, as well.

And then you also just came off, you know, shout out to Everton Blair, who just won the congressional seat, but that was a kind of a test about what was going on in District 13, and you just don't see that on the other side, Patricia.

I mean, you guys are covering that.