California utility PG&E asserts that surging data center development will gradually lead to lower electricity rates.

California utility PG&E predicts new data centers will need about 8.7 gigawatts of electricity over the next 10 years.

PG&E is being flooded with requests for new data centers as tech’s hunger for energy intensifies amid the artificial ...

CenterPoint Energy on Tuesday increased its 10-year capital expenditure plan to $52.5 billion through 2030, up from $48.5 ...

PG&E , California's largest electric utility, has seen a jump of more than 40% this year in requests for power supplies from ...

Gridcare sells its services to data center developers, charging them a fee based on how many megawatts of capacity the ...

Georgia Power and the Public Service Commission sparred over the utility's assumptions about future materialization rates for ...

The speed of decision-making at the grid edge has become critical for maintaining stability, preventing cascading failures, ...

From wildfire mitigation to renewable balancing, today’s grid is only as smart and resilient as the digital infrastructure ...

Vertiv and NVIDIA have jointly announced that they will be paving the way for a new generation of AI factories through the ...

The method determines the maximum power handling capability of a transmission line not only by considering the voltage collapse point but also checking the line thermal limit. Moreover, by utilizing ...

Data centers are racing to accommodate the surge in AI-driven demand and are consuming significant amounts of electricity to ...