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What the Texas AI Docket has checked against documents published at ercot.com, and which decisions rest on them. Every quote in the record is the source's own words, fetched rather than remembered.
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The documents
- ERCOT Market Notice M-B091426-01
- ERCOT, Item 10 Interconnection and Grid Analysis Update, Board of Directors Meeting September 14 to 15, 2026
- ERCOT RFI Portal in RIOO, Batch Zero Verification, User Guide for Transmission Service Providers (TSPs), Distribution Service Providers (DSPs), and Load Entities (ILLEs), Version 1.1
- ERCOT Board of Directors, Item 14, Batch Zero Update
- ERCOT Market Rules, PGRR144
- ERCOT market notice M-A090226-01
- ERCOT Market Notice M-A090926-01
- Market Notice M-A080326-04, Electric Reliability Council of Texas
- https://www.ercot.com/mktrules/issues/NOGRR289
The decisions that rest on them
- ERCOT pauses energizing new large data centers and crypto mines until its audit is done
- ERCOT starts sending the Batch Zero questionnaires, and a data center that does not answer comes off the list
- ERCOT tells its board that AI training loads can fatigue grid generators and drafts a limit on how fast their power draw may swing
- Grid operator asks the water board's questions and gives data centers until October 12th
- Grid operator weighs a year's grace for data center cooling equipment on ride-through rules
- The grid operator sends every conditionally classified large load a questionnaire, with a notarized attestation and ten business days to answer
- The grid operator sets an October 6th workshop on how it would curtail a large load under Senate Bill 6
- The grid operator tells providers which large loads it has provisionally placed in Batch Zero, and every placement carries a condition