North Carolina Considers Managing Power Demand from Data Centers
At a recent state gathering, policymakers, industry representatives, and advocates discussed load flexibility, but questions remain about its implementation.
The growing demand for computing power in the US, with an average of 21 devices per household connected to the internet, is a pressing concern.
From AI to Facebook to Google Maps, the nation’s demand for computing power is growing.
This surge in demand is driven by the increasing number of devices, including smartphones, TVs, and thermostats, and is expected to strain the state's electric grid, raise utility bills, and increase pollution.
Author's summary: North Carolina explores managing power demand.
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