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Renewables 'Can't Keep Up' With Data Center Pace. As Usual, The Left Wants Government To Step In...

Renewables 'Can't Keep Up' With Data Center Pace. As Usual, The Left Wants Government To Step In... Authored by Gary Abernathy via The Empowerment Alliance, The political left is worried that the rapid expansion of data centers across the U.S. - a controversial but necessary development considering our competition with China - is increasingly accompanied by the corresponding construction of stand-alone natural gas plants to provide the power demands of the centers. In Ohio, 10 gas-fired power plants are in the works to fuel new data centers. In West Virginia, a startup...
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