DatacenterDynamics

FERC urges utilities and regulators to refine load forecasting to keep pace with US data center demand

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has urged utilities and regulators to refine load forecasting practices as a ...
POWER Magazine

FERC Acts on Four Reliability Standards, Probes AI and Data Center Load Forecasting

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) on Sept. 18 advanced four reliability measures for the U.S. bulk power system ...
DatacenterDynamics

Ohio regulator rejects bid from data center firms to nix newly-approved rate structure for large load users

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) has rejected a bid from Amazon, Google, and several other major data center ...

As data centers go up, North Carolina weighs how to handle energy demand

In small communities across North Carolina, data centers are already sparking conflict over land use, water use, and quality ...

Duke Eyes Potential Data Centers

With artificial intelligence and other technology driving massive increases in demand for electricity, Duke Energy Florida on ...

Ameren’s data center plan could raise rates by $22M yearly

Ameren's proposal for a new data center could raise electric bills for Missouri customers by about $22 million a year, ...
Government Technology

Data Centers Offer Risks, Rewards to Utility Companies

For utility companies in the Pittsburgh area, chasing data centers as customers might offer vast rewards, but those rewards ...
SoVaNOW: The News & Record and The Mecklenburg Sun

MEC sets new rate for data centers, large scale users

Mecklenburg Electric Cooperative has unveiled a new electricity rate for data centers and other large load customers in response to mounting demand for power from the area’s booming technology sector.