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Northern Virginia's “Data Center Alley” — the densest cluster of compute load on Earth — sits on a grid it is outgrowing.

After 2022, the EU replaced piped Russian gas with a ring of new LNG import terminals — built in months, not years.

Inland refineries with no coastline depend entirely on one pipeline — and that dependence is now a target.

Where a country leans on a few big dams, a drought is a blackout — as Zambia and Ecuador found out.

While the rest of the world retires coal, China keeps breaking ground — scrub the timeline and the new fleet appears.

Spain and Portugal run a grid that touches the rest of the continent through a single Pyrenean corridor, and the links meant to widen it are still dashed lines.

Capacity heading for 300 MTPA by 2030 is being added in the one part of India where the mills, the mines and the coal plants already overlap.

A 600 Mt national production quota for 2026, and 29 operating export terminals on Kalimantan's coast through which most of it has to leave.