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NERC stakeholders back draft reliability rules for 50MW-plus compute loads

The draft covers 50 MW-plus AI data centers and crypto miners at 100 kV or above; the next step is the NERC board, then FERC.
the_wrap · Oct 15SoftBank asks PJM to study 10-GW Ohio data center complex under state agreement
energy · Oct 13FERC approves Duke Energy Carolinas large-load rules with 15-year revenue terms
energy · Oct 9PJM approves 2.1 GW of Engie storage and LS Power gas uprate
energy · Oct 6MISO asks FERC to approve penalty-free queue exits by Oct. 19
energy · Sep 30FERC rejects PJM's backstop cost allocation, leaving the 6.8 GW auction unscheduled
the_wrap · Sep 30SPP's Western adequacy stop-gap draws four protests, including its own monitor
the_wrap · Sep 28How 230-kW AI racks are shifting data center capital to switchgear and rate design
the_wrap · Sep 25Washington's grid money stops buying new corridors
energy · Sep 25FERC keeps Oklo's 750-MW Virginia project out of PJM's queue
the_wrap · Sep 24The permit is now the power contract
the_wrap · Sep 14Naturgy pays €330m for the grid it already holds
energy · Sep 11Winter reliability now rides on interregional transfers
energy · Aug 18ISO-NE asks FERC to add a review step for asset-condition transmission work
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