‘A meaningful risk’: Oracle’s massive 1.3 GW Wisconsin AI campus faces severe power delays as grid review restarts — pushing customer delivery past 2027

Wisconsin regulators restarted the review for a 1.3-gigawatt transmission line after the utility filed hundreds of late route and cost changes. The decision delays power delivery for Oracle's data center campus to 2028 or later. Project planners and investors face finished structures that cannot operate at planned electrical capacity.

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