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Ohio manufacturers fear data center energy needs misunderstood

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By Avery Kreemer Verified
| Yahoo Verified
The Ohio Manufacturers' Association is raising concerns about the accuracy of data center energy demand forecasts and the negative effect an overestimation of those demands could have on the market. "Driving up customer costs in the form of increased generation and transmission is a real problem right now," OMA President Ryan Augsburger told a Columbus ballroom full of the state's manufacturers Thursday, Aug. 27.
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Trillion-dollar tech companies getting billions in state, local tax breaks

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By Bryn Dippold, Avery Kreemer Verified
| Dayton Daily News Verified
Construction progress on an almost 900,000-square-foot, four-building data center campus for Amazon Web Services on 141 acres within the city of Trenton. The data center is being developed by Prologis. The state of Ohio and local governments have doled out billions in tax breaks to some of the world’s biggest companies to lure construction of massive data centers that have stoked controversy in local communities, a Dayton Daily News investigation found.
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Ohio to get over $300M as part of ‘historic’ mega Meta settlement

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By Avery Kreemer Verified
| Dayton Daily News Verified
FILE — Visitors take photos at a sign outside Meta headquarters March 26, 2026, in Menlo Park, Calif. (AP Photo/Noah Berger, File) Noah Berger Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson announced that Ohio will receive $319 million from Meta over the next decade as part of a “historic” $17 billion multi-state settlement. In a Wednesday, Aug. 26 press release, Wilson’s office called it the largest big tech settlement in history.
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