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PJM’s old way of getting power built isn’t working. Has it found a…
Getting data centers to pay for new generation and batteries could be the best hope for the nation’s biggest power market to finally get a handle on costs.
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fortune.com
Data centers have already hiked electricity prices on the public by $23 billion. Good luck clawing that back | Fortune
A PJM market watchdog calls the shift a "massive wealth transfer" to tech companies, but there's a peak-demand loophole.
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cryptobriefing.com
PJM misses power supply target, short seven nuclear reactors worth of capacity
PJM's capacity auction for 2027/2028 fell 6,517 MW short, hitting the $333.44/MW-day price cap as AI data center demand outpaces grid supply additions.
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zerohedge.com
Largest US Power Grid Is 6.8 Gigawatts Short To Ensure Reliability On Historic Data Center Boom
PJM Interconnection is 7 nuclear power plants short of ensuring stability in 2028: "These auction results show that demand for electricity continues to grow faster than…
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utilitydive.com
The grid’s fastest-growing resource isn’t generation. It’s flexibility.
The technology is there. The institutions are not. FERC’s July 23 technical conference on the PJM Interconnection’s governance is where that gap gets addressed — or doesn’t,…
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theprint.in
AI bumps power cost 60% as mega US grid fails to hit supply goal
PJM Interconnection LLC, the largest US electric grid, has failed third straight time to secure enough future supply commitments, highlighting the scale of the challenge posed by…
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oilprice.com
PJM Auction Comes Up 6.8 Gigawatts Short As Data Centers Devour Power | OilPrice.com
PJM's power auction fell 6.8 GW short for a third straight year, as data center demand pushes the US grid toward its limits.
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canarymedia.com
PJM’s old way of getting power built isn’t working. Has it found a…
Getting data centers to pay for new generation and batteries could be the best hope for the nation’s biggest power market to finally get a handle on costs.