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PJM Interconnection operates the electric grid serving parts of the Mid-Atlantic and Midwest regions, which does not include Texas, though its grid management practices influence broader U.S. datacenter infrastructure standards.

Referenced in 14 briefingsLast referenced: April 6, 2026

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April 6, 2026

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When Military Strikes Take Down Cloud Regions, Location Becomes Strategy

Pennsylvania's DEP issued a Request for Information on March 28 seeking large-scale generation and battery storage projects eligible for PJM's new Expedited Interconnection Track, which opens by August 2026 and can deliver Generator Interconnection Agreements within ten months.

April 1, 2026

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Utilities Waited. SoftBank, Google, and the Army Didn't.

PJM's capacity auction cleared gas at roughly 800% price increases over two cycles, hitting the $329.17/MW-day cap.

March 20, 2026

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Developers Stopped Waiting for the Grid. Now They're Building Around It.

ERCOT and PJM utilities account for 72% of committed large loads, and queue times stretch beyond five years in many regions.

March 17, 2026

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Virginia Led. Now New Jersey and Illinois Want Hyperscalers to Pay the Grid Bill.

SB 253's cost-shifting mechanism, subject to State Corporation Commission approval, will directly hit operator economics in PJM's most concentrated datacenter market.

March 14, 2026

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Texas Captures 30% of AI Power Demand Before the Rules Are Written

Spotlight PA reports potential state tax revenue losses of $2 billion and an 800% increase in PJM power costs.

February 8, 2026

Renewables or Gas: A $178B Decision Stalks a Grid That Can't Connect Either One Fast Enough

PJM Interconnection faces a potential 60GW power shortfall over the next decade driven by datacenter demand, while a Synapse Energy Economics study quantifies the stakes at $178 billion: that's the cumulative cost difference through 2035 between accelerating renewables deployment and maintaining the status quo across the 13-state RTO serving 65 million people.

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