The US grid is on track to become 1) highly constrained and 2) less stable by 2030—and that’s thanks to data centers, according to a new report from Schneider Electric. (The Register)
Schneider called out seven major regions where even one outage could trigger rolling blackouts.
The why: Planning bottlenecks, regulatory gridlock, and long interconnection queues mean developers are eyeing secondary markets where grid capacity is less constrained like Mississippi and Wisconsin.