Sunrun, Renew Home, Tesla team up to deliver 16 GW of flexible power for data centers

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Sunrun entered an agreement with Renew Home and Tesla to supply more than 16 GW of flexible capacity to hyperscalers and utilities.
Framework aggregates existing home batteries, smart thermostats, and other residential devices into local capacity offerings with no new hardware required.
Partnership targets fast deployment to support data centers and large loads as AI-driven electricity demand strains grid capacity.
Companies cited more than 300 MW available in Virginia for near-term deployment, projected to reach at least 500 MW by 2030.
Group plans to offer capacity into PJM’s proposed Reliability Backstop Process, aiming to unlock more than 1 GW immediately.

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