Energy
AI Power Demand Is Outpacing Grid Buildout
Utilities are struggling to connect large data centers quickly enough to maintain reliability, panelists said.
Georgina Mackie studied Philosophy at Trinity College Dublin and the University of California, Los Angeles. Her interests include gatekeeping in news coverage and the impact of AI on the news ecosystem.
Energy
Utilities are struggling to connect large data centers quickly enough to maintain reliability, panelists said.
permitting
Researchers said slow power plant approvals threaten reliability as AI-driven electricity demand rises.
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The administration is expanding automated reviews and digital systems.
Data Center
Regulators have approved a range of proposals designed to speed generation interconnections and large-load connections.
House Energy and Commerce
Approved energy projects are getting tied up in litigation as power demand surges, the Florida Democrat warned.
House Energy and Commerce
Guthrie criticized proposals to pause or limit data center development over power concerns.
China
Politicized reviews and court rulings are stalling infrastructure needed to support rising AI-driven energy demand, Armstrong said.
Interior Department
The nation’s top public lands official said artificial intelligence will require major increases in U.S. energy production.
Public Safety
Bills target addictive feeds and online protections for minors.
PJM Interconnection
Residents could pay billions for upgrades tied to out-of-state AI data centers.
Appalachian Power Company
Disputed pole replacement fees could delay broadband deployments, the ISP argues.
ITU
The fight over 6 GHz could shape future global telecom networks.
covered list
Restrictions tied to the agency’s Covered List had been set to take effect in 2027.
TIng
Tucows did not specify whether the process could involve a sale or spinoff.
FCC
U.S. leadership will depend on spectrum access and domestic drone systems, FCC says.
AI
Anthropic will gain access to 300 megawatts of AI compute, doubling code rates.