FERC Rejects Most of PJM's Temporary Curtailment Plan to Manage Data Centers (XLU:NYSEARCA)

FERC OKs part of PJM’s data center plan, rejects the rest

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FERC rejects most of PJM's temporary curtailment plan to manage data centers (XLU:NYSEARCA)

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission rejected most of a plan devised by PJM Interconnection power grid for bringing data centers and other large loads onto its system.

FERC rejects most of PJM’s large load interconnection plan

The PJM Interconnection’s plan for curtailing large loads that don’t have matching new generation intrudes on state jurisdiction and appears to be discriminatory, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission said.

FERC Rejects Most of PJM’s Data Center Plan, and the $29.4 Billion Question of Who Pays Is Still Open - Energy News Beat

If you live in one of the 13 states or D.C. served by PJM, data centers are already on your power bill. The grid’s own market monitor puts their added capacity cost at $29.4 billion over four auctions. On Friday evening, federal regulators threw out most of PJM’s plan to make new data centers bring their own power or be cut off first in emergencies. Nobody has put a bill figure on Friday’s ruling. Here is what it does, and what happens next. By …

US panel approves PJM's registry of data centers, rejects plan to curtail power to them

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