GEORGIA’S FIRST ‘POP-UP’ POWER PLANT FOR DATA CENTERS FACES SCRUTINY

As utilities struggle to keep pace with the explosive electricity demand from AI data centers, developers are increasingly bringing their own power. In Georgia, the first known company to test that strategy has already run into trouble.

Inside Climate News reports that as utilities struggle to keep pace with the explosive electricity demand from AI data centers, developers are increasingly bringing their own power.

The report adds: In Georgia, the first known company to test that strategy has already run into trouble.

Georgia has become a hotspot for data center development, but long waits for electric grid connections are pushing […]

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