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Data centres built for artificial intelligence have become the fastest-growing source of new electricity demand in the United States and a growing one in Europe, the Gulf and Asia.

43 articles · Updated 6 October 2026 · From January 2025, ongoing

Why it matters

Data centres built for artificial intelligence have become the fastest-growing source of new electricity demand in the United States and a growing one in Europe, the Gulf and Asia. Our series follows the load forecasts and queues in ERCOT, PJM, MISO, SPP, CAISO, NYISO and ISO-NE, capacity prices, large-load tariffs, co-location at nuclear and gas plants, behind-the-meter gas, nuclear and SMR deals, hyperscaler clean-energy buying, transmission, water and cooling, chip efficiency, and data centre energy policy from Ireland to Pakistan.

Key developments

  1. Pakistan's AI Data Centres Are Arriving Megawatt by Megawatt, Into a Winter Gas Squeeze Read our analysis

  2. Virginia's Data Centers Sit on 33 GW of Diesel Backup as Diesel Tops $6 Read our analysis

  3. Pakistan's 2,000 MW for Bitcoin and AI Looks Different When Winter Power Costs Rs45 a Unit Read our analysis

  4. PJM's Backstop Bill Lands Where Data Centers Are. NOVEC Shows How Heavy It Is Read our analysis

  5. Hormuz Handed US Data Centers the World's Cheapest Gas Read our analysis

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