Data Centers
Arizona data center boom raises question of who pays for grid
Data centers drew 7% of APS peak demand last summer, and with one Arizona utility seeking a 45% large-user rate hike, the question is who pays for the grid.
Data Centers
Kraft Group proposes 900-megawatt, $16 billion data center campus in Sutton
Unified Global Packaging Group and The Kraft Group float a 10-building campus that would draw about 900 MW at full build-out, with the first two buildings targeted for 2029.
Data Centers
Voters turned on AI and data centers in the midterms, exit polls show
More than half called AI and data centers a major factor in their vote, though corruption and cost of living ranked far higher.
Policy
Florida regulators reject Duke Energy’s data center rate plan
The 5-0 vote was the first test of a new state law requiring large power users to pay their own way.
Data Centers
NTT DATA signs 900 MW fuel cell deal with Bloom Energy
The data center operator will use onsite fuel cells to power projects worldwide, with first shipments in 2027.