The Government Defends Its Draft for the Data Centers and the Employer Claims that It Threatens 9 Billion Investments
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The management of Amazon, Microsoft or Google, among others, points out that there are already three promoters willing to abandon their projects if the decree is approved in its current definition
The employer says that the projects of three investors that threaten to leave if the decree is approved represent 15% of the 66.900 million in investments previewed until 2030The data centers already push the electricity demand of big consumers in Spain The government has defended this Friday its draft regulation for the data centers before the “unreal forecasts” that the sector manages, whose employer, SpainDC, assures that there are 9 billion …
The Spanish Association of Data Centers (SpainDC) has warned of the impact on investment and projects already under development that could cause the royal decree regulating the...
Spain DC warns of a legal battle for the decree of data centers with 9 billion investments affected and the risk of flight to France or Portugal. The entry Decree of data centers: 9 billion at stake and threat of legal battle aparece primero en Merca2.
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The government is preparing a royal decree to establish new and stricter green and digital security requirements for future data centers, a text that has raised blisters between technology, electricity, construction, real estate and public administrations, which are mobilized to try to reverse the new requirements that the executive wants to demand from digital facilities.
The management of the data centers confirms that there are 9 billion euros at stake for data centers in Spain, after the announcement that three international companies that studied projects for these infrastructures will stop them if the real decree of the government comes forward, as it advances today EXPANSION. Read
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