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- 3d agoLatitude MediaEarliestCHILLS teaches data centers to keep their flexibility private
- YesterdayLatitude MediaQuantifying the state of AI power development post-midterms
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Quantifying the state of AI power development post-midterms
Why it’s here: A trade-press energy analysis of data center power buildout, utility load commitments, FERC large-load interconnection orders, state PSC and gubernatorial policy shifts, and midterm politics squarely fits the Energy technology area's data-center and federal regulatory scope.
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YesterdayLatitude Media · research by Latitude IntelligenceQuantifying the state of AI power development post-midtermsAn analyst op-ed argues that Southwest Power Pool's CHILLS non-firm service for data centers, lacking curtailment hour caps and notice periods, will drive hyperscalers into private utility flexibility deals instead of the public grid market. EnergyData centers weigh curtailable grid access for faster connection7 linked
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