Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions.
Newsletter
What is The Daily Mine?
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The Daily Mine is a daily newsletter and website covering energy infrastructure, specifically the intersection of data centers, power grid, transmission, and policy. We provide news and analysis for energy professionals who need to understand where power and compute are headed.
How much does it cost?
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The Daily Mine is free to read. The newsletter, tools, data, and trackers are all open access. If you find it valuable, you can support us here.
When do emails go out?
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We send the newsletter every weekday morning (Central Time). Weekend sends are occasional, depending on breaking news.
How do I unsubscribe?
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Every email includes an unsubscribe link at the bottom. Click it once to immediately stop receiving emails. You can also email us at stephen@thedailymine.co.
Coverage
What topics do you cover?
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Our core coverage areas include: data center development and power procurement, grid infrastructure and transmission, nuclear power (restarts and SMRs), offshore wind, FERC and state regulatory policy, and opposition to energy projects. See our Start Here guide for more.
Do you cover international news?
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Our primary focus is the United States, but we cover significant international developments when they impact U.S. markets or offer relevant lessons.
How do you choose what to cover?
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We prioritize stories that help energy professionals make better decisions. We look for developments with real market impact, policy shifts, and trends that aren't getting adequate coverage elsewhere. We don't chase hype.
Opposition Tracker
What is the Opposition Tracker?
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The Opposition Tracker monitors organized resistance to major energy infrastructure projects. We track lawsuits, community groups, political dynamics, and regulatory challenges, and assign risk scores to help you understand project viability. Explore the tracker →
How are risk scores calculated?
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Risk scores (0 to 100) are based on active litigation, opposition organization, political dynamics, regulatory status, media coverage, and historical precedent. See our full methodology for details.
Can I suggest a project to track?
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Yes! Email us at stephen@thedailymine.co with details about the project and the opposition it's facing. We review all suggestions.
Company
Who runs The Daily Mine?
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The Daily Mine is founded and edited by Stephen Nittler, who has a decade of experience in energy policy, government affairs, and infrastructure development. Learn more about us →
Do you accept sponsorships?
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Yes, we offer newsletter and website sponsorships for companies whose products and services genuinely help our audience. View sponsorship options →
How can I contact you?
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Email us at stephen@thedailymine.co. We read every email and typically respond within 24-48 hours. More contact options →