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Capacity cost explosion: What PJM’s $80B bill means for the AI buildout
To avoid an era of grid instability, electric-sector stakeholders must fast-track replacement generation, deploy grid-enhancing technologies and pass permitting reform, writes EnerKnol’s Shahid Mahdi.
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EnerKnol director Shahid Mahdi warns that the electric sector must act quickly to prevent grid instability. He argues that stakeholders need to fast‑track replacement generation, deploy grid‑enhancing technologies, and pass permitting reform. These measures, he says, are essential to keep the grid reliable as demand grows.
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