data center developers
Coverage of data center developers in the Nexus archive.
- Data centers use lots of water and power, but Texas officials don’t know exactly how much
Data centers in Texas are increasing due to developer proposals, raising concerns about their impact on the state's power grid and potential contributions to drought conditions. Texas officials lack precise data on the water and power consumption of these facilities.
- Fact check: Is John James backed by data center developers?
The article fact-checks whether John James is backed by data center developers. It references a Michigan gubernatorial race between Perry Johnson and John James.
- New Power Plants for Data Centers Would Significantly Increase Pennsylvania’s Climate Pollution
A new report found that seven planned gas-fired power plants in Pennsylvania to fuel data centers would emit climate-warming gases equivalent to 14 million cars annually. Data center developers claim they are investing in clean technology.
- Federal regulators back Trump’s plan to speed power to energy-hungry AI data centers
Federal regulators approved a plan to expedite connections for AI data centers to address surging demand, with tech companies supporting it but utilities and clean energy advocates expressing concerns. The FERC voted unanimously to require data centers to cover grid upgrade costs, aiming to balance timely access with affordability for ratepayers.
- US Nuclear Power’s Technological ‘Rebirth’ Will Take Some Time
The US nuclear power industry's technological rebirth is expected to take time. Two major data center developers in Santa Clara, California, face potential delays as the local utility cannot yet supply sufficient electricity for their projects.