ERCOT to complete Texas data center audit by December
Audit ordered by governor last month
Audit ordered by governor last month
Facilities would have to temporarily power down during periods of high demand
Due to growing concerns over power consumption and local community impacts
Cryptocurrency mining consumes approximately 1GW of power in Moscow alone
If passed, the legislation would create separate electricity tariffs for large data centers
Follows new rate class establishment in July
As well as several new laws targeting the sector
Will have to pay approximately 10 percent higher charges for power use
Digital Realty, Equinix, Keppel Data Centers, and ST Telemedia Global Data Centers will each be allocated 50MW of new capacity
Mandates that data center projects receive all required local approvals before permits are issued
Data centers that fail to meet the standards could see their projects rejected
The outage, which originated in Northern Virginia, brought approximately 4GW of data center load offline
Governor initiated a pause in interconnections earlier this month
Adds to the existing large load rate class structure in the state
Follows growing scrutiny from state regulators
Would provide local communities with a greater say over data center developments
If projects fail to comply with set requirements, they will be denied access to the grid
Tract denies the allegations
Generators permitted for one year
Files to create a registry of data centers across footprint
Would be refunded if the project is successfully energized
Accuses Chemours of bad science
Applies to data centers with a capacity of 8MW or more
Leader argues that rules need to be written before the concrete is poured
Including utility heavyweights Southern Company, PPL Corp, NextEra Energy, Duke Energy, and American Electric Power
Pipeline was expected to feed fuel cells on the site
Imposes a one-year moratorium on data centers with a capacity of 50MW or more
Will now head to the governor for final approval