Where Do the Candidates for Governor Stand on Data Centers?
Existing state rules already require large data users to cover grid costs, and Applied Digital’s Ellendale filings show nearly $32 million shifted off ratepayers.
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Where do the candidates for governor stand on data centers?
Opposition to data centers has become a familiar scene across Minnesota, in small communities and big cities, ruby red and indigo blue alike.
Port: Hysteria aside, North Dakota already has strong laws governing data centers
There is work to be done on the data center issue, but much of it involves cutting through the noise and hysteria to inform North Dakotans about how our laws already work.
ND can welcome data centers and also public input
Terry Effertz is executive director of TechND, a North Dakota technology trade association. North Dakota faces important questions about how we approach major infrastructure projects. We should demand transparency, genuine local input, and skepticism of proposals that don’t serve our communities. The good news is that on data centers, we’re actually doing this work. Data centers are large facilities filled with thousands of computer servers that…
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