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Thomas Gleeson is referenced in Hyperscale News briefings on datacenter infrastructure.

Referenced in 23 briefingsLast referenced: September 21, 2026

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September 21, 2026

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Vegas Won't Sign the $6.4M ERCOT Deal After Lt. Gov. Patrick's Call

September 17, 2026

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Documentary Survival Now Prices 266 GW Energization to Dec. 10

September 3, 2026

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Prosper Zoning Blocks White Rose's $580M on 1,600 Precinct Votes

September 2, 2026

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Fermi Cleared 6 GW Air in 205 Days; Denied ROW Still Cuts Jupiter's 2.45 GW

August 15, 2026

County Judge Philip Spenrath's NDA Hardens Opposition on Amazon's 3,000 Acres

ERCOT General Counsel Chad Seely said the order puts verification "to the front of the line before we begin the interconnection study process"; while PUCT Chairman Thomas Gleeson framed it as adding certainty to Batch Zero, ERCOT still targets April for Batch Zero study completion and held inclusion notices after the letter.

August 10, 2026

Trump Split With Gov. Abbott Just Compressed Every Operator's Audit Timeline

At a State Senate Committee on Business and Commerce hearing last week, State Sen. Phil King of Weatherford asked ERCOT CEO Pablo Vegas and PUC Chairman Thomas Gleeson whether the state should impose a quota requiring a minimum percentage of new interconnecting generation to be dispatchable gas-fired capacity.

July 29, 2026

AMD's 15-Year Lease Only Pays Off If West Texas Transmission Lands on Time

PUCT Chairman Thomas Gleeson told Governor Greg Abbott in a letter this month that the agencies want authority they don't currently have: direct emergency communication with data centers, mandatory state registration, and extension of the Lone Star Infrastructure Protection Act to the facilities themselves.

April 9, 2026

Nine Months to Shape the Rules Texas Is About to Write

PUC Chairman Thomas Gleeson is proposing non-refundable application fees to flush speculative projects, while ERCOT will shift to batch processing because individual review of 410 GW is operationally impossible.

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