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PRESS RELEASE | NYISO Releases Power Trends 2026
Source: New York Independent System Operator (NYISO) · Jun 09, 2026NYISO’s June 9, 2026 press release for Power Trends 2026 says that “the growth of large energy-intensive projects” is “accelerating demand and placing new strains on the grid,” and that “Large energy‑intensive projects and electrification are increasing demand and complicating forecasts.” The release frames this as a system-planning issue, not a specific project filing or regulatory action.
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Environmental Advisory Council Discusses Scenario-Based Planning, Institutional Decarbonization at May Meeting
Source: NYISO · Jun 17, 2026NYISO said it is expanding scenario-based system planning and discussed the upcoming integration of FERC Order 1920 long-term transmission planning requirements into its planning framework (“the NYISO’s expansion of scenario-based system planning”; “She also discussed the upcoming integration of FERC Order 1920 long-term transmission planning requirements into the NYISO’s planning framework.”).
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Climate Change Solutions - October 8, 2024
EESI updates emissions reduction methods, promotes COP29 events, and seeks new hires in communications.
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Big Tech is upending the clean energy landscape
Big Tech’s renewable power demands reshape energy markets, presenting both opportunities and significant challenges.
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Phoenix GC breaks ground on $70M data center in Mesa, Arizona
Haydon starts $70M data center for Edged Energy in Mesa, amidst a booming regional tech hub.
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Sharon AI Partners With Technology Leaders To Deliver Cloud Based Media Technology Utilizing On-Demand GPU As A Service Infrastructure
Sharon AI partners with technology leaders to provide cloud-based media technology using on-demand GPU infrastructure.
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With load growth and fear of rising utility bills, are low-income customers protected?
Rising data center demand threatens low-income customers with higher energy bills, requiring protective measures.
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Oklo’s microreactor project pipeline jumps 93% ahead of 2027 planned deployment
Oklo, backed by $294.6 million, plans to deploy its Aurora sodium-cooled fast fission reactor by 2027 at Idaho National Laboratory. The company benefits from the ADVANCE Act and a New York Stock Exchange debut. Oklo targets data centers with 50-MW reactors, collaborating with Centrus for U.S. uranium supply.
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It’s time to stop fretting about load growth and get serious about demand-side solutions
Georgia Power’s 2023 plan predicts significant near-term load growth, prompting proposals for natural gas plants and modest demand response. Microsoft challenges these forecasts. Nationwide, data centers and electrification drive demand increases, but fossil-fuel solutions conflict with net-zero goals. Experts like Alison Silverstein advocate for demand-side approaches, highlighting their cost-effectiveness and efficiency.
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Fluor expects growth in data center, semiconductor construction
Fluor CEO David Constable highlighted growth in data center and semiconductor construction driven by cloud technology and AI. The company is involved in major projects, including Northvolt’s battery facility in Germany. Fluor’s Q2 2024 earnings rose to $169M, with revenue at $4.2B. Fluor’s backlog reached $32.3B.
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Data center, crypto operations in 10 states drive all US commercial power sales growth since 2019: EIA
Data centers in 10 states led 1% growth in US commercial electricity sales since 2019, per the EIA. Virginia, Texas, South Carolina, and Arizona saw significant demand growth, while North Dakota had the highest at 37%. The agency predicts a 3% increase in 2022 sales, influenced by large-scale computing facilities and crypto operations.
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Commercial electricity demand grew fastest in states with rapid computing facility growth