What we walk through in the piece is what that gap actually means in practice: campus sponsors are submitting…
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The takeaway we keep coming back to with subscribers is that the grid simply cant keep up with the pace AI buildouts now require, and the operators who own priv
The takeaway we keep coming back to with subscribers is that the grid simply cant keep up with the pace AI buildouts now require, and the operators who own private generation are the ones actually setting the pace. Full breakdown of the request stack, the haircut math, and the
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What we walk through in the piece is what that gap actually means in practice: campus sponsors are submitting tens of GW of requests per month, formal approvals
What we walk through in the piece is what that gap actually means in practice: campus sponsors are submitting tens of GW of requests per month, formal approvals are landing closer to 1 GW per month, and the difference is being filled in with the onsite-gas stack we covered in our…
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ERCOT's own 2025 long-term load forecast put potential datacenter load at roughly 77.9 GW by 2030, against an outlook a year earlier that called for 29.6 GW, wh
ERCOT's own 2025 long-term load forecast put potential datacenter load at roughly 77.9 GW by 2030, against an outlook a year earlier that called for 29.6 GW, which is already a striking revision. Then ERCOT introduced its officer-attestation haircut, discounting generic requests …
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One of the data points we keep flagging from our power-crisis research, because it captures the entire mismatch between what AI operators want to build and what
One of the data points we keep flagging from our power-crisis research, because it captures the entire mismatch between what AI operators want to build and what grids can actually approve, is the gap between datacenter interconnect requests in ERCOT and what the grid operator is …