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Climate reporter for the @TexasTribune. 2024-25 Knight Science Journalism fellow at MIT. Reach out: Emily.Foxhall@texastribune.org

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An unprecedented data center boom means new challenges for Texas. Find out what’s planned near you. Original

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By Emily Foxhall Verified
| KETK-TV (Tyler, TX) Verified
AUSTIN, Texas ( The Texas Tribune)– Late last year, Texas electricity officials faced an astonishing rush of requests from data center developers wanting to connect to the state’s grid. The Electric Reliability Council of Texas, the grid operator, was logging dozens of new requests each quarter from companies that sought to pull more electricity than traditional data centers did, by a long shot.
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Unprecedented data center boom means new challenges for Texas with construction planned throughout state

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By Emily Foxhall Verified, Apurva Mahajan
| Killeen Daily Herald Verified
By EMILY FOXHALL, APURVA MAHAJAN AND ALEX FORD THE TEXAS TRIBUNE AUSTIN - Late last year, Texas electricity officials faced an astonishing rush of requests from data center developers wanting to connect to the state electrical grid. The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), the grid operator, was logging dozens of new requests each quarter from companies that sought to pull more electricity than traditional data centers did - by a long shot.
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Unprecedented data center boom means new challenges for Texas with construction planned throughout state

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By Emily Foxhall Verified, Apurva Mahajan
| Temple Daily Telegram Verified
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