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Maine Governor Vetos Data Center Moratorium, Citing Job Creation And Economic Growth
Maine Governor Vetos Data Center Moratorium, Citing Job Creation And Economic Growth
Maine Governor Janet Mills has vetoed a bill that would have temporarily limited the development of large data centers across Maine, despite expressing support for a broader pause on such projects, according to Maine's website.
The governor said she would have approved the legislation if it had included an exemption for a $550 million data center redevelopment already underway at the former Androscoggin Mill in Jay, a project backed by local officials and seen as critical to economic recovery...
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Is Geothermal Energy The Next Hidden AI Power Trade
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Submitted by QTR's Fringe Finance
Before I get into today’s idea, let me remind readers that I believe there is a very real chance that the AI boom could be coming to an end later this year and into early next year.
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Oil Drops Despite 3.1 Million Drop In Crude Inventories, Diesel Spikes
Oil Drops Despite 3.1 Million Drop In Crude Inventories, Diesel Spikes
Oil prices were largely unchanged, trading near session lows, after today's DOE inventory data affirmed the latest downbeat API prints from Tuesday afternoon, showing that the crude draw in the last week was even bigger than what API reported (-2.1MM), and far worse than the +1.9MM expected increase, printing at -3.186MM, the biggest draw in 6 weeks.
API
Crude -2.1mm (vs +1.0mm last)
Gasoline -1.4mm (vs +3.0mm last)
Distillates +0.5mm (vs -0.3mm last)
Cushing +0.9mm, (vs...
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