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The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) oversees federal energy policy and grants that have funded renewable energy projects powering Texas datacenters.

Referenced in 8 briefingsLast referenced: July 4, 2026

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July 4, 2026

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Abbott Hardens His Terms. The 2027 Legislature Holds the Pen.

It was PJM's third such order in 2026, a statute DOE used roughly 26 times total from 2000 through February 2026.

June 3, 2026

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Sequencing Beats Ambition: Power, Water, and Politics Each Bind Separately

Meanwhile, DOE's new Agora simulation platform and a joint 105-page ERCOT/Texas A&M modeling manual confirm grid operators are now focused on the volatility problem: GPU clusters that ramp from idle to full capacity in seconds.

May 27, 2026

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The 445 GW Queue Gets a Gate. Capital Commitment Is the New Credential.

DOE announced a 10 GW Stargate campus at Piketon on a former uranium enrichment site, with 9.2 GW from dedicated natural gas generation and $33.3 billion in Japanese capital.

May 23, 2026

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31.7 GW Under Construction. Five-Year Power Timelines Decide Who Builds It.

Rep. Chip Roy filed the Public Oversight of Water and Energy Reporting Act Friday, requiring DOE and EPA to track water and energy consumption at data centers qualifying for expedited permitting under EO 14318 (loads above 100 MW).

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