Travis Fisher

Travis Fisher leads energy and environmental policy studies at Cato Institute, where he addresses how regulation, markets, and infrastructure shape electricity supply and energy costs. His work includes testimony before Congress and analysis of data centers, energy subsidies, and proposals for expanding access to power.

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The Need for Speed

A conversation about grid interconnection, private power, and a proposed approach to connecting new power infrastructure.

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What’s Bothering a Free Market Wonk About the Data Center Boom

An interview on data center growth, energy markets, subsidies, and the debate over siting and regulation.

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Data Centers Turn Electricity into Breakthroughs

A podcast discussion about data centers’ electricity use, energy abundance, and the risks of construction moratoriums.

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Righting the Endangerment Finding

A Cato podcast conversation about climate policy, including his tenure at the Department of Energy and related work.

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My Testimony Before the House Energy & Commerce Subcommittee on Energy, Climate, and Grid Security

His opening statement on energy affordability, reliability, and the policy choices affecting energy supply.

Writing

travisfisher.substack.com

Breaking the gridlock: Rethinking policy for energy abundance

An interview and discussion of electricity demand, regulatory barriers, and policies for expanding energy supply.

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Travis Fisher

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The Need for Speed

What’s Bothering a Free Market Wonk About the Data Center Boom

Data Centers Turn Electricity into Breakthroughs

Righting the Endangerment Finding

My Testimony Before the House Energy & Commerce Subcommittee on Energy, Climate, and Grid Security

Breaking the gridlock: Rethinking policy for energy abundance

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