Ohio Rules That Data Centers Will Pay for Minimum Energy Needs
On Wednesday, regulators voted through a settlement proposed by American Electric Power Co., with some modifications. Under the AEP proposal, facilities would need to pay for at least 85% of the energy they say they need each month even if they use less, helping to fund grid upgrades.
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