Electrification Roundup: News You May Have Missed
This week: BNEF sees data centers at 20% of US power by 2035, Vertiv's $1.45B behind-the-meter deal, TVA's data-center rate class, Rhode Island C-PACE, the Sept 30 EV credit expiration, and more.

This week: BNEF sees data centers at 20% of US power by 2035, Vertiv's $1.45B behind-the-meter deal, TVA's data-center rate class, Rhode Island C-PACE, the Sept 30 EV credit expiration, and more.

New York's $3.7B storage awards, cross-border capital up 56%, C-PACE's first secondary-market sale, a developer buying land for truck charging, and data center power moves.

This week: FERC rewrites large-load rules, PG&E launches a VPP, EV share holds near 6 percent, and hyperscalers chase power the grid cannot deliver.

This week in electrification: diesel tops $6 a gallon, the Fed nears a rate hike, a California virtual power plant scales, and the nation's largest bidirectional electric school bus fleet enters service.

The US installed a record 20.2 GWh of battery storage in Q2 while oil returned to $97, rate hike odds neared 60 percent, and a new order targeted foreign grid equipment.

Federal forecasters cut Texas load growth from 14 percent to 6 percent, a 200 megawatt Ohio campus was rejected, and used EV prices rose against the depreciation curve.