FERC blocks plan for Susquehanna nuclear plant interconnection to Amazon data center
The proposal aimed to revise an ISA involving PJM, the regional grid operator, Susquehanna Nuclear, which owns the power plant, and transmission owner PPL Corp. The amendment would boost the data center's shared power demand from 300MW to 480MW.
The US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has issued an order rejecting the amended Susquehanna Interconnection ...
Traders may be having doubts regarding the strength and viability of partnerships between Big Tech and energy companies ...
A United States regulator’s decision to block an Amazon AI data center from pulling a portion of power from its adjacent ...
While owners of nuclear power plants had been hoping they could look to tech companies to sell their power, a ruling from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission could throw a wrench in those plans, ...
Importantly, the existing ISA allows for 300 megawatts of co-located load at Susquehanna, and development of the first phases of the Amazon Web Services (“AWS”) data center campus can proceed using ...
Constellation believes narrow reforms are required to provide clarity, fair pricing, and price stability for customers and ...
The regulator’s decision puts one type of contract at risk, but won’t close the door on nuclear power plants looking to sign ...
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on Friday rejected an agreement to increase ... raise power bills for everyday customers and erode grid reliability. Talen’s Susquehanna ...
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