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Joined March 2026
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important @WSJ editorial board essay on "The Data Center Panic and U.S. Decline": "The U.S. is in an AI competition with China, which won’t be a benevolent force if the U.S. falls behind. Without the energy and the data centers to power it, America’s safety and prosperity will be compromised. [. . .] [I]f the bipartisan campaign against data centers succeeds, the winner will be the Chinese Communist Party." 🎯 wsj.com/opinion/data-center-…
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Columbia County, GA is in the final stages of agreeing to let Google come in, build a data center, and pay $40m in property tax The cool part? They currently collect $25m total The deal is being set up to let them get rid of property taxes for residents since the DC is enough!
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Texas' CenterPoint Energy has announced that, because data centers are lowering its fixed costs, they're going to start cutting electric bills by up to ~$150-200 per customer per year.
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Californians could soon see some relief from their sky-high electric bills. The reason? Data centers. Thanks to data centers, PG&E has been able to offer rate cuts for the fourth time in two years. Let's keep building!
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Indiana & Michigan Power (I&M) has asked Indiana's state gov if they can lower rates because they're making so much money from data centers and they want to pass savings on If the state approves, customers will see $100 cut from annual bills, which they'll freeze for three years
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