Planned data center capacity in Texas exceeds 60 gigawatts, the highest of any U.S. state, according to Crypto Briefing.
· This is planned capacity, not capacity that has already been built or brought online.
· The report identifies grid pressure and regulatory review as variables to watch, but gives no specific timeline.
When both figures are around 60 gigawatts, would you compare grid-connected capacity or planned capacity first?
· This is planned capacity, not capacity that has already been built or brought online.
· The report identifies grid pressure and regulatory review as variables to watch, but gives no specific timeline.
When both figures are around 60 gigawatts, would you compare grid-connected capacity or planned capacity first?
