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Beyond the Wires: Compute Arbitrage in Space and Time
Image Credit: https://www.energy.gov/cmei/systems/space-photovoltaics-research-and-development-partnership-intermediary-agreement-pia
Author Note:
Infrastructure historically forces economic activity to organize itself around the geograp...
Architecting the AI Grid: Live from CIGRE Paris & Rethink Electricity Executive Forum
Hello from Paris! At CIGRE Paris in conjunction with the Rethink Electricity forum, I am teaching a masterclass on the breakthrough rules we have enabled in ERCOT power markets: the Provisional Controllable Load Resource (PCLR) architecture...
Base Power’s Illinois Move, ERCOT PCLR, and the New Market for Non-Firm Grid Access
Non-firm access is becoming a real infrastructure product - I am backing the companies delivering it.
CIGRE World 2026 is in Paris, France. This week, papers and essays on the Substack will feature references to discussions and formal subm...
The Power Grid "Headroom" Paradox and Real Limits on Batteries Paired with Data Centers
A deeper look at the inside baseball in ERCOT that led to PCLR solving a problem that grid planners could not.
Introduction: The Twentieth-Century Bottleneck
Batteries Paired with Data Centers: Held Back by Transmission Modeling
Introduction: The Twentieth-Century Bottleneck
For most of the early cloud computing era, the fundamental gating factor on data center capacity was compute supply—specifically, how many GPUs an operator could procure, rack, and cool. The a...
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