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Data centers, the digital backbone of AI growth and development, have seen a tremendous increase in power, demand, and growth over the last year. Data centers accounted for about 2.5% of U.S. electricity use in 2015 and now consume roughly 6%, a share that is rising rapidly as AI adoption expands. By 2030, data centers are projected to draw nearly 9% of national power, with AI workloads consuming up to 40% of that total. Behind the renderings and vision decks, however, lies a

The final week of January 2026 marks a pivotal shift in the sector. We are seeing a "tug-of-war" between unprecedented capital injections from the hardware sector and a hardening of local regulatory stances. For developers, the message is clear: the technical requirements for AI are scaling faster than the physical and social infrastructure can currently support. Success in the coming quarters will likely depend on "behind-the-meter" power strategies and navigating a more lit

The third week of January 2026 is defined by a systemic effort to stabilize the relationship between massive data center growth and the aging North American power grid. As regional transmission organizations implement emergency procurement measures, developers are countering with unprecedented "super-site" proposals and sophisticated holding-company financing to bypass traditional capital constraints. PJM Board Initiates "Reliability Backstop" to Secure Power In a major move