Southern Company reports over 50 GW of new large load additions in its pipeline, driven by data centers and manufacturing. The utility is responding with major gas and battery storage investments to meet unprecedented demand growth.
Detroit’s DTE Energy has signed its first hyperscale data center contract for 1.4GW of capacity, with up to 8GW more in the pipeline. This unprecedented power demand is forcing utilities to rethink traditional energy infrastructure models and embrace new storage technologies.
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