NERC Flags AI Data Center Grid Risks in Report
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NERC’s 2026 report emphasizes that as individual campuses approach gigawatt scale and cluster regionally, these abrupt disconnections now threaten grid stability and require new modeling standards, operational coordination, and regulatory frameworks.
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