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“And the project is designed to minimize water impact while the company is paying 100% of the project’s electricity costs” – Prove it, said it everyone.
“Everyone”? Who? Prove what? Meaningless babble.
What Jaron said. Indiana was foolish to give data centers all kinds of tax incentives 6-7 years ago, then to later think to themselves, wow, is this a good idea? Do they actually create jobs?
The assumption is that the approving authorities will make it conditions of approval. That will require it to happen or no project. It’s really simple
Okay, let’s all stop using the internet and then we won’t need anymore data centers. This is the latest NIMBY.
Its in my backyard and I support it
This is great for our city. We can’t lose these types of investments to nearby cities.