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AEP’s PJM Threat Shows How Data Center Demand Is Colliding With Grid Reality
Key Takeaways
- AEP is reviewing whether to stay in PJM and SPP because generation interconnection is moving too slowly.
- The utility says it has 63 GW of contracted new large load by 2030, most of it from data centers.
- The dispute highlights how AI and digital infrastructure demand are colliding with regional grid bottlenecks.
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DT Editorial Team··via utilitydive.com