SAVRN reports that the Texas Power Commission reviewed 290 large load technical submissions for ERCOT, with about 18 percent being acceptable on first review.
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“Buried in an ERCOT filing to the Texas PUC: they reviewed 290 large load technical submissions. About 18 percent were acceptable on first review.”
— SAVRN team
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SAVRN
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SAVRN builds AI factories that give back more than they take — self-powered, water-free, and wrapped in a training institute and a community learning center. We don't take your grid. We don't take your water. We reskill your workforce and teach your region to use AI. The frontier of AI infrastructure is no longer how big you can build. Anyone can chase megawatts. The harder, more valuable work is building infrastructure a community actually wants — one that leaves the grid stronger, the water untouched, and the local workforce more skilled than it found them. The future of AI won't be won by whoever builds the most massive facility. It'll be won by whoever builds the one a town is proud to host — and reskills the people who live there to use it. If you're a university, a utility, a power developer, or a community weighing where large-scale AI should live, let's build the one people are glad is there.
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