FERC introduces rules for Virginia's electric grid focusing on data centers, extreme weather, and 20-year energy planning, potentially aiding climate goals.
FERC introduces new rules to improve Virginia's electric grid transmission capacity, focusing on data center demands and extreme weather. Rules require 20-year energy production planning, incorporating state and corporate clean energy goals. This could aid in meeting climate goals. The rules face criticism, but Virginia passes legislation to ease transmission and reduce congestion costs.
May 19, 2024
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