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Data centers don’t need special treatment to get power faster
Why it’s here: Opinion piece on federal and state large-load interconnection policy, citing FERC's directive to RTOs, PJM's proposed framework rejected by FERC, and state tariffs, all directly tied to live US energy policy fights.
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9d agoUtility DiveData centers don’t need special treatment to get power fasterVerse CEO Seyed Madaeni argues in a Utility Dive op-ed that data centers should trade financial and operational certainty for faster grid interconnection, citing Ohio, Texas, SPP, PJM and FERC examples.1 outletEnergyData centers weigh curtailable grid access for faster connection6 linked
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