ERCOT told state regulators that nearly 10 gigawatts of medium-sized loads, many clustered between 60 and 74.9 megawatts, are connecting through utilities just below its 75-megawatt review threshold, and it is now probing whether developers downsized to skip the grid operator's large-load process.
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