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April 2, 2026

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Office of the Governor of Virginia
Spanberger Highlights Affordability in Newly Enacted Laws
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger signed the first set of bills of her tenure, including a number of energy provisions passed at the recent legislative session.
SEPA
SEPA Tracks 77 Large Load Tariffs Nationally with DELTa Database
SEPA released an update to a database it created to track large load tariffs, which are spreading faster as large load customers proliferate.
Meta
Entergy Louisiana Says 7 More Gas Plants Necessary for Meta Data Center
Entergy announced a massive addition to Meta's Hyperion AI data center project in northeastern Louisiana and plans to add seven additional natural gas plants to deliver more than 5 GW to power the site.
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Mich. PSC Won’t Reopen DTE’s Stargate Data Center Supply Deal over AG’s Concerns
The Michigan Public Service Commission unanimously rejected requests from Attorney General Dana Nessel to reassess DTE Energy’s arrangement to provide 1.4 GW to Oracle and OpenAI’s Stargate data center plans south of Ann Arbor.
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PJM Forms Task Force to Explore Large Load Curtailment
PJM is forming a task force to explore how new data centers can be required to curtail if they interconnect before there is sufficient capacity and transmission capability.
AdminMonitor
Texas PUC to Survey Large Loads’ Water Use
Texas regulators are launching a survey of water use by data centers and crypto miners to address concerns about whether the state is prepared for the potential demand from the large loads’ H2O needs.
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‘Lumpy’ Data Center Load Concerns Emerge in California

Data center load growth in California could turn out to be “lumpy,” with sudden, large increases in specific regions of the state, rather than smooth growth over time.

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FERC Denies Monitor Complaint to Establish PJM Authority to Reject Large Loads
FERC rejected a complaint from the PJM Independent Market Monitor asking it to determine the RTO holds the authority to deny transmission service for large loads that cannot be reliably served/
PJM
PJM’s Capacity Market Was Meant to be a Safety Net; It Has Become the Entire Grid
PJM’s capacity market has quietly evolved from a reliability safety net into the primary mechanism supporting much of the region’s electricity supply, writes energy consultant Glenn Davis.
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CPUC OKs Data Center Tx Upgrades Using Distribution Refund Approach
In approving construction of new transmission facilities for a 49-MW data center in Sunnyvale, the California Public Utilities Commission relied on a process typically used for distribution projects.

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