# Jonathan Koomey
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jonathan koomey is a researcher who identified a long-term trend in energy-efficiency of computing that has come to be known as Koomey's law. From 1984 to 2003, Dr. Koomey was at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, where he founded and led the End-Use Forecasting group, and has been a visiting professor at Stanford University, Yale University, and the University of California, Berkeley.
Insights on AI & Sustainability from Jonathan Koomey
Jonathan Koomey of Koomey Analytics shares insights on AI’s role in energy efficiency, sustainability, and the tech sector’s potential to address climate challenges in this must-listen episode.
Answering Your Questions on AI and Energy, the Economics of Solar, the GND’s Legacy, and More
Happy new year! On this week’s episode of Shift Key, Rob and Jesse answer some of the questions they’ve received from readers throughout the year. Hot topics include: What happened to the Green New Deal, and is the Inflation Reduction Act part of its legacy? Should U.S. policy prioritize solar manu…
A skeptic’s take on AI electricity load growth
The predictions are coming in hot. Data centers could grow to consume more than 9% of U.S. electricity generation by 2030, according to EPRI. That’s more than double its current estimated data center load. AI will increase global data center power demand 165% by 2030, says Goldman Sachs. And billio…
AI Is Challenging the Old Efficiency Rules
Jonathan Koomey—renowned researcher and the mind behind Koomey’s Law—joins to explore how AI is testing the limits of power infrastructure and computing efficiency. We dig into the history of data center energy use, the real implications of synthetic data, and why renewables—not nuclear—may be the …
The Biggest Lessons of a Not-So-Great Year for Climate Policy
2025 has been incredibly eventful for decarbonization — and not necessarily in a good way. The return of Donald Trump, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, and the rise of data centers and artificial intelligence led to more changes for climate policy and the clean energy sector than we’ve seen in years…
Data Centers with Jonathan Koomey - #27
In this episode I talk with Dr. Jonathan Koomey, the founder of Koomey Analytics and a former researcher & scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. The focus of this episode is on data centers.
We first start with Jon’s interest in the history of science which he studied at Harvard for h…
Bay Area Communities Resist Data Center Boom
Communities across the Bay Area, including Gilroy, Oakley and Pittsburg, are pushing back on new data centers in their cities. Data centers, which house the computing equipment and servers that power the internet, have been around for decades, but opposition to them has exploded as tech companies p…
AI Data Centers Are Eating the Grid. Is There Another Way?
What does the AI boom look like when it becomes physical?
In this episode of The People’s AI, presented by the Vana Foundation, we explore the data centers, power grids, water systems, and compute networks behind today’s AI revolution. Every chatbot response, AI-generated video, coding agent, and m…
Five Ways to Think About the Future of the Datacenter
In this special edition of Shared Everything, we've assembled some of our favorite conversations on the engineering challenges reshaping AI infrastructure. From power generation and rack density to cooling, networking, efficiency, and even the possibility of datacenters in space, these discussions …
584: Is AI Becoming the Biggest Infrastructure Overbuild in History?
There's a massive investment boom underway right now, and almost everyone seems convinced it's just getting started. I'm talking, of course, about artificial intelligence. Technology companies are spending hundreds of billions building data centers. Utilities are scrambling to produce enough electr…
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