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

Would target data centers with a capacity of 100MW or more

Part of its Community-First AI Infrastructure initiative, announced earlier in the year

Will impact projects with a capacity of 75MW or more

Applies to all of the country's RTOs

Would impose FERC jurisdiction over the connection of large loads to the grid

Also exploring voluntary flexibility arrangements

Will see bills for industrial customers in Pennsylvania increase by $332.54 per month

Scheduled to take effect on June 10, 2026, pending approval

Will require large load data centers to cover the costs for the electricity grid infrastructure needed to serve them

Will come into force in July

Will come into effect July 1

Proposed by Democrat Lindsey Prather