Israel prepares 200 MW data-center cap as grid requests reach 27 GW
A draft is expected for public comment on October 18th; the proposed ceiling could reshape projects whose requested grid connections total far more capacity than Israel can generate.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Primary source: CTech
Why it matters
The proposal would shape how developers plan data-center projects seeking grid connections. The final rules will determine how scarce grid capacity is allocated and whether projects requesting more than the proposed ceiling need to be redesigned.
Israel's Electricity Authority is preparing a proposed 200-megawatt ceiling for new data centers, as developers seek grid connections totaling 27 gigawatts, more than the country's installed generation capacity. The draft is expected to go out for public comment on October 18th, according to CTech's report, so the limit is not yet an effective rule.…