Power and energy
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Aragón’s grid levy flushes out 150MW
Two Aragón data centre proposals have surrendered 150MW of grid rights, although 17 technology developments still retain more than 3GW of active permissions.
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SK Telecom turns AI capacity into a platform
SK Telecom has created SK Hyper, a dedicated AI data centre subsidiary targeting 15GW of capacity by 2035.
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The off-grid shortcut hits the courtroom
Vantage and VoltaGrid face threatened legal action over gas-fired generation for off-grid data centre projects in Texas.
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OpenAI’s 3.2GW campus puts power first
OpenAI’s proposed Project Camellia campus in Georgia adds another multi-gigawatt marker to the AI infrastructure race.
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AI finance starts to look like energy finance
A reported Nvidia guarantee for OpenAI-linked capacity would bind chips, credit, power, and data centre delivery.
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When data centre load vanishes from the grid
A PJM voltage disturbance shows how sudden data centre load loss can test grid stability in dense clusters.
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Fife pushes back on Scotland’s hyperscale dream
ILI Group’s proposed £5 billion Cato data centre near Auchtertool has drawn more than 1,200 objections.
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Milan’s next data centre fight moves west
Two schemes in Pregnana Milanese show how brownfield land and power access are pulling growth beyond central Milan.
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A gigawatt power path opens in Croatia
Pantheon Atlas has secured Croatian grid approval for a proposed AI campus with an 800MW usable IT load.
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Whitehall centralises AI but scatters its infrastructure
The UK government has moved AI strategy into the Cabinet Office while leaving planning, energy, telecoms, investment, security, and data centre regulation divided across Whitehall.