Think you're missing the point a bit there. All that generation capacity is great, but you need to get the electrons to the datacenter. And in most jurisdictio

Think you're missing the point a bit there. All that generation capacity is great, but you need to get the electrons to the datacenter. And in most jurisdictions the transmission part of the grid is a shared cost. Mostly...there is technically some obligation to pay for upgrades but it doesn't really work. e.g. >Over 95% of the projects identified passed all of their transmission connection costs onto local people’s electricity bills It's a real privatize profits/benefit, socialize losses/costs type setup. [0] https://www.ucs.org/about/news/billions-dollars-unreported-data-center-costs-pjm#:~:text=Over%2095%25%20of%20the%20projects,and%20maintain%20the%20electricity%20grid. https://www.ucs.org/about/news/billions-dollars-unreported-d...