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Long-term load and generation plans utilities file with their state regulators. Each row links to the source PDF on the commission's public docket. Pro subscribers also see our extracted excerpt.
PG&E filed its 2024 IRP on November 1, 2024, projecting a 26 GW summer peak by 2035 driven by datacenter and electrification load.
FPL's 2024 Ten-Year Site Plan projects summer peak demand growth from 27.4 GW to 31.6 GW by 2033, driven primarily by economic and residential growth in Florida.
Con Edison's long-range electric plan filed September 30, 2024 forecasts peak demand of 14.2 GW by 2034, with electrification driving roughly 65% of incremental growth.
AEP Ohio's 2024 long-term forecast filing flags a step-change in central-Ohio load (Columbus-area datacenter campuses) from 7 GW (2024) to 13 GW (2030).
Oncor's 2025 transmission planning filing reports a load growth scenario from 30 GW (2024) to 49 GW (2030) — predominantly large-load (datacenter) interconnection requests in the ERCOT North zone.