Power, markets, flexible RA,and the money behind the grid
Topic
5 stories on this topic, across the desks.
DATA
TVA's new data center rate charges new and expanded loads above 5 MW roughly $1.5 million per megawatt to reserve capacity — and one small Mississippi site shows how much timing matters.
DATA
Duke Energy's settlement with the North Carolina Public Staff makes large loads pay upfront — cost allocation in practice, with the clean-supply question conspicuously deferred.
MARKETS
The Ratepayer Protection Act fell three votes short in the Senate — but its core principle, that large loads should pay for the grid they use, has resurfaced tougher inside the permitting bill.
MARKETS
Your electricity bill translates volatile wholesale markets into a stable monthly charge — here's the anatomy of that translation.
DATA
Serving gigawatts of new data center load is forcing utilities to reinvent how they forecast demand and who pays for growth.