Norway has temporarily suspended new electricity connection reservations for data centers while assessing their impact on the national grid. The decision, reported by Bloomberg Markets, does not affect existing facilities and aims to maintain the reliability of the power system by reviewing the allocation of grid capacity. Approximately 800 megawatts of data-center demand are currently connected, with an additional 4,200 megawatts reserved and 9,100 megawatts awaiting connection. The move could encourage similar regulatory action in other regions, particularly Texas, where a moratorium on data centers is being considered.
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