The largest power grid system in the US is considering rolling blackouts because of energy-hungry
Now, the independent market monitor for the northeast’s PJM Interconnection is asking the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to only allow large data centers to connect to the grid if there’s enough capacity available to serve them reliably. PJM is struggling to finalize a plan to cope with surging data center growth. [Link: No more PJM data centers unless they can be reliably served: market monitor |
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