Includes data center hotspots London, Melbourne, and Phoenix

Chevron signed on for energy supply deal

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

Will impact projects with a capacity of 75MW or more

Platform developed in partnership with Calibrant Energy

12 week demonstration project

Funding led by TDK Ventures and JLL Spark Global Ventures

Applies to all of the country's RTOs

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

Scheduled for delivery between 2026 and 2030

Has allocated more than $2bn for AI data center energy storage investment through 2028

Also exploring voluntary flexibility arrangements

Planning 10MW pilot project

Targets locations with high heat climates

Secured funding from Ofgem's Strategic Innovation Fund

Expected to be operational in 2029

Wood Mackenzie report finds regulators across APAC moving away from traditional utility deals

Claims to have processed 811 generation applications in under an hour

Slated to run until end of 2027

Will develop sites in Bristol, Greater London, Oxfordshire, and Fife

Secures capacity at the Pecém Industrial and Port Complex

Claims the package addresses power fluctuations associated with AI workload

Claims can operate in extreme temperatures

Will develop a range of tools for DSOs and utilities