The Interconnection Queue Continues to Be a Barrier to US Economic Competitiveness
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The interconnection queue is reportedly hindering us economic competitiveness. There are efforts to address the issue, with some states and companies exploring reforms and new services to improve the grid and meet growing demand, particularly from data centers. The situation's impact and potential solutions are being discussed, with various stakeholders and reports highlighting the need for timely energy deployment and transmission expansion.
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