Governor says Indiana can ‘get this right’ on energy policy

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  1. I agree with Braun – there are large chunks of Indiana perfect for data centers. The Indianapolis area isn’t one of them.

    IMO part of the issue that they want all these new users of energy to come online and for the existing ratepayers to shoulder the burden of new infrastructure. Data centers actually making concrete agreements to fund the new electrical infrastructure they require … and making known what taxes they will pay (and what they don’t have to pay) would go a very long way to quiet public discontent.

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