Who Pays When AI Loads Reshape the Grid? — October 14, 2026
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FERC approved Duke Energy Carolinas’ large-load transmission rules while commissioners warned that protections against cost shifts remain incomplete. The episode also covers PJM’s extended alerts, Applied Materials’ EPIC Center, NVIDIA’s UK research-compute commitment and an ABB portfolio post.
- FERC approves Duke large load transmission rules despite cost-shift concerns — Utility Dive
- Operations Update: PJM Extends Maximum Generation Alert to Oct. 14, Calls on Demand Response — PJM Inside Lines
- Applied Materials Brings Chipmakers Together at New EPIC R&D Center — HPCwire
- NVIDIA Commits $250 Million to Advance UK Agentic Safety and Security Research Over the Next Five Years — NVIDIA Newsroom
- ABB direct-current portfolio post — Data Centre ME on X
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