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AI is driving grid equipment to operate at temperatures it was never built for and capacitor film is often the first thing to fail. As banks run closer to 125–135°C instead of 85–105°C, conventional films quietly lose capacitance, age faster, and inflate maintenance and replacement costs. This piece explains why film can’t be treated as a commodity anymore and how drop‑in, high‑temperature nanolayer films let you upgrade the dielectric—without redesigning your banks—so your grid can keep pace with AI‑era loads.
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Energy Experts Discuss Implications, and Intrigue, of NextEra/Dominion Deal
NextEra's purchase of Dominion Energy, if approved, would have an impact on many areas of the electricity sector. Some analysts told POWER they're concerned about how it would affect customers' power bills. Others wonder whether the $67-billion deal s part of a trend that will lead to more mergers and acquisitions in the power space. |
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Power constraints, long interconnection queues, and rising costs are reshaping data center energy planning. From site selection challenges to overlooked cost and reliability tradeoffs, even small missteps can delay timelines or impact performance. Industry expert Holt Bradshaw shares where developers are running into challenges and how leading operators are adapting.
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