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Amazon.com Inc. said it’s committed to building a data center campus adjacent to a Pennsylvania nuclear plant after the top US energy regulator rejected a special deal to power the facility. Most Read from BloombergFrom Housing to Immigration,
Regulator blocks Amazon's nuclear datacentre plans
Amazon's ambitious plans to power its datacentres with nuclear energy have hit a major roadblock. The USA’s Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has rejected a proposal to increase power supply from Pennsylvania's Susquehanna nuclear plant to an Amazon datacentre, citing concerns about grid reliability and cost implications.
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Amazon to proceed with data center expansion despite FERC decision to limit powerAmazon’s (NASDAQ:AMZN) plan to build a data center powered by a Pennsylvania nuclear power plant has not changed, even as the ...
The commission agreed with opponents of the proposal, citing concerns about grid reliability and cost fairness.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has dealt a blow to plans by e-commerce and technology giant Amazon to build a ...
In fact, Amazon.com already received such an exemption in 2015. A data center at the Susquehanna nuclear power plant in ...
The proposal aimed to revise an ISA involving PJM, the regional grid operator, Susquehanna Nuclear, which owns the power plant, and transmission owner PPL Corp. The amendment would boost the data ...
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