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Who Pays When a Data Center Plugs In? Inside the Federal Push to Rewrite the Rules

Who Pays When a Data Center Plugs In? Inside the Federal Push to Rewrite the Rules

FERC ordered all six US grid operators to rewrite how large loads connect and who pays. A special report on the cost-allocation fight and what it means for commercial property bills.

Six Grids, Six Rulebooks: FERC Orders Every Regional Operator to Rewrite Large-Load Interconnection

Six Grids, Six Rulebooks: FERC Orders Every Regional Operator to Rewrite Large-Load Interconnection

FERC ordered all six regional grid operators to justify or rewrite large-load interconnection rules. Speed to power now runs through six regional rulebooks, and site selection math changes with it.

FERC Final Rule and Virginia Veto Session Land in the Same Week, Rewriting the Data Center Cost Map

FERC Final Rule and Virginia Veto Session Land in the Same Week, Rewriting the Data Center Cost Map

FERC issues its final large-load interconnection rule by April 30. Virginia legislature returns April 22 on data center cost-shift amendments. These are twin policy inflection points that define the cost-allocation fight for the next decade.

Examining the Software-Defined Grid: Behind FERC’s Virtualization Pivot

Examining the Software-Defined Grid: Behind FERC’s Virtualization Pivot

On March 2nd, FERC approved new Virtualization Reliability Standards, enabling a software-defined grid. This breakthrough lets real estate shift from passive energy use to active, networked participation.

Moving Beyond Sustainability Into Revenue: Why FERC 2222 and VPP Yield Turn Buildings into Profit Centers

Moving Beyond Sustainability Into Revenue: Why FERC 2222 and VPP Yield Turn Buildings into Profit Centers

The implementation of FERC Order No. 2222 has elevated the electrical room from cost center to a high-yield asset. ChargedUp! reports on the rise of the Virtual Power Plant (VPP) Yield.