Power-grid operators are asking tech companies to supply their own electricity—or go dark at times—but many are pushing back.

Data centers tied to the biggest US grid just tacked on another $6.5 billion to the cost of procuring power supplies, adding to concerns the artificial intelligence boom is worsening energy inflation.

Data centers in the US have added $6.5 billion to electricity costs, fueling concerns about the energy demands of artificial ...

Opposition to data centers is growing for many reasons, but concerns about electricity costs drives a lot of the concern.

There are more than 200 data centers in Ohio already, and American Electric Power has claimed 30 gigawatts-worth of proposed data center projects want to connect to the grid. For context, peak load ...

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (“FERC” or the “Commission”) issued an order on December 18, 2025, creating a ...

Power generation resource availability is the growing concern for AI and data computing firms which are concerned that the ...

In Chicago’s working-class Pilsen neighborhood, a 60s-era oil-fired power plant rises up from an industrial lot behind Dvorak ...

The proposals seem to be cropping up left and right. A vacant Social Security building in Baltimore County. A former power ...

An oversight group for Ohio’s electric grid operator, PJM Interconnection, is asking federal officials to weigh in on the future of data centers. Monitoring Analytics, PJM’s independent market monitor ...