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PJM's Proposed Large Load Registry Would Collect Contracts and Ramp Schedules. The Public Would Get Zone Totals, “Where Possible.”
PJM's filing at FERC (ER26-3515) would register every load with a cumulative peak of 50 MW or more at a single site in its region. The field list is long. The commitment to publish is one sentence: aggregates by zone, where possible, with no field for a load's stage.
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One Grid Operator Names Its AI Load. Here Is What Sits Under the Name.
NYISO's queue file carries a code its own key defines as AI Datacenter: 5,290 MW across 12 requests in the July 31 edition. What the code shows, what it cannot show, and why two states just acted on totals that make no such distinction.
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A One-Year Ban, and the Question No Public Record Can Answer
New York just imposed the first statewide moratorium on hyperscale data centers. Whatever you think of the ban, it rests on a question no public record can currently answer: how much of the pipeline is real? Here is the one part of that answer anyone can verify.
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