FERC is greenlighting massive dispatchable capacity buildout, signaling an overwhelming priority for speed with the approval of NRG Energy's nearly $12 billion acquisition of 12.9 GW of gas assets. This aggressive push for execution certainty—even permanently revoking challenges to natural gas pipeline construction—is creating an intense regulatory conflict with federal courts demanding rigorous administrative due process. We analyze the implications of the DC Circuit Court's ruling against FERC for arbitrary action, demanding well-documented justification for future regulatory changes that impact generator revenue. Discover how utilities are attempting to navigate this tension by investing heavily in capital efficiency, digital resilience tools (like the $525 million Itron/Locus View deal), and robust financial structures like green bonds.