Private capital is moving deeper into the power stack for AI data centers, backing gas plants, fuel cells and other on-site generation as grid connections become a constraint on new compute capacity. The shift is turning electricity supply into a core part of AI infrastructure finance, with investors underwriting projects that promise faster access to power but also face permitting, emissions and community-risk tests.
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