OpenAI gets green light for 3.2GW power deal to supply planned data center in Effingham County, Georgia
US utility Georgia Power will construct the new generation, with the ChatGPT maker expected to foot the bill
US utility Georgia Power will construct the new generation, with the ChatGPT maker expected to foot the bill
As well as several new laws targeting the sector
Expects to begin shipping units by mid-2027
Claros develops tech designed to power high-speed AI chipsets
Follows the completion of its fifth demonstration project
Non-binding deal envisions up to 6GW of nuclear capacity by 2040
Data centers' first phase is expected to come online next year
Expected to have a capacity of 300MW
Meta, QTS, Amazon, SoftBank Energy, and Google all commit funds to the program
First power is slated for next year
Will have to pay approximately 10 percent higher charges for power use
Further details are expected to be revealed when the deal is completed
Will support the development of virtual power plants
Expected to reduce onsite power installation by more than 40 percent
Mandates that data center projects receive all required local approvals before permits are issued
Will support QTS' operations in the region
Part of Voltus' Bring Your Own Capacity program
Will support two projects in Texas and Pennsylvania
Seeking anchor offtaker for site
Would support the development of an up to 10GW data center campus in Ohio for OpenAI
Intended to supply 1GW of power to the Crusoe data center by 2030
Company targeting the commercialization of its wave-powered solution in 2027
Reported a 6GW surge in its contracted large-load pipeline
Both companies have signed offtake deals with Meta