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Texas grid operator adopts stricter interconnection standards for AI data centers seeking grid access; power demand vetting tightens.

ERCOT's gatekeeping role strengthens; data center developers must now prove grid-stability compliance before project approval.
Trade pressSlicast · June 24, 2026 · US · Source: Google News
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Texas grid operator adopts stricter interconnection standards for AI data centers seeking grid access; power demand vetting tightens.

ERCOT's gatekeeping role strengthens; data center developers must now prove grid-stability compliance before project approval.

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