The utility, which operates in 11 states including Ohio and Texas, has signed agreements with customers for 24 gigawatts of new load through 2029, with 18 gigawatts coming from data centers, according to an earnings presentation Wednesday. “Demand for power is growing at a pace I have not seen in my 45-year energy career,” Chief Executive Officer
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