1.26 GW of 5.65 GW Data centre load Tenaga Nasional supplied across Malaysia in June 2026, against the maximum demand booked by the data centre projects in its system. Johor holds two thirds of Malaysia's secured data centre capacity.
As of June 2026 Johor and Singapore: the plug, not the chip, decides who gets to build
~6 GW Low-carbon electricity Singapore aims to import by 2035, all by subsea cable. Every one of the 13 projects approved so far is still conditional.
As of August 2026 Johor and Singapore: the plug, not the chip, decides who gets to build
3 MW Critical IT load from which a Singapore data centre needs an IMDA licence stating the capacity it may run, existing halls included. About 70 are in scope.
As of October 2026 Johor and Singapore: the plug, not the chip, decides who gets to build
1.25 The power usage effectiveness Singapore requires to win new data centre capacity. Megawatts go to whoever wastes the fewest of them.
As of 2026 Johor and Singapore: the plug, not the chip, decides who gets to build
474 GW Requests to connect to ERCOT's Texas grid, more than five times the state's record peak, about 90 per cent from data centres.
As of 3 August 2026 America rations the plug: who may be cut, who must hold on, who pays
6,831 MW How far PJM's capacity auction for 2028/2029 fell short of its own reliability requirement. New power stations and upgrades cleared only 525 MW.
As of 14 July 2026 America rations the plug: who may be cut, who must hold on, who pays
50 MW The size from which PJM proposes a data centre must ride through faults rather than drop to backup power, existing sites included by 2028.
As of 6 October 2026 America rations the plug: who may be cut, who must hold on, who pays
3.8 GW Data centre load in Dominion Energy's zone that switched to backup generation after a normally cleared fault on 22 July 2026, the largest load transfer in PJM's history.
As of 22 July 2026 America rations the plug: who may be cut, who must hold on, who pays
Earlier worded as demand that vanished in under a second; PJM times the transfer to the minute, in two stages.
~40% → ~10% How far demand for large and medium power transformers in Europe and North America runs ahead of the combined capacity of all makers in the region, by Siemens Energy's estimate: about 40 per cent in fiscal 2025 and still about 10 per cent in fiscal 2030.
As of 20 November 2025 The equipment queue: transformer and switchgear makers are building to keep the wait, not to end it
2 to 3 years From announcement to planned first output at new transformer plants: Siemens Energy Charlotte (February 2024 for early 2026), Eaton Jonesville (February 2025 for 2027), Hitachi Energy Gallman (September 2026 for 2029).
As of 15 September 2026 The equipment queue: transformer and switchgear makers are building to keep the wait, not to end it