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A US panel approved PJM's registry of data centers but rejected the plan to curtail power supplied to them.

Rejecting the curtailment plan removes a near-term risk that grid operators could cut power to AI campuses in the PJM region, supporting capacity planning there.
NewswireSlicast · October 12, 2026 at 18:04 UTC · US · Source: Reuters
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