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Data centers face a carbon-free power gap that utilities haven’t filled
Why it’s here: Analysis of data center power supply gaps at utilities tied to state public service commissions, PJM rules, and pending regulatory decisions falls squarely within energy policy (grid, data center energy, FERC/state regulation).
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5d agoLatitude Media · research by Latitude IntelligenceData centers face a carbon-free power gap that utilities haven’t filledLatitude Intelligence's analysis finds that roughly a quarter of signed data center electricity demand at vertically integrated utilities has no planned supply, with gas dominating the resource plans that do exist.1 outletEnergy8 linked
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