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Behind the New York data center pause is legislation that could impact existing facilities

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Behind the New York data center pause is legislation that could impact existing facilities
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Legislation that’s been put on the back burner while the moratorium is in effect would require large data centers to procure at least a third of their electricity from renewable sources by 2030 and might impact those with water-intensive cooling, analyses show.

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