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The US Department of Energy announced $5.25 billion for grid improvements, including $1.9 billion in federal funds, across 31 projects in 26 states. The program aims to unlock 23 gigawatts of capacity by reconductoring 1,500 miles of transmission lines and deploying grid-enhancing technologies. It addresses power constraints from datacenter growth, which Moody's warns is outpacing grid capacity.
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US Bill Mandates Data Centers Pay for Grid Upgrades