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@KYLantern reporter focusing on Energy, Environment / past: @OVReSRC, @wkms / 📬 tips and questions: lniemeyer@kentuckylantern.com + Signal: niemeyer.76
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McGarvey urges Louisville’s utility to ensure ratepayers don’t bear data center costs Original

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By Liam Niemeyer Verified
| Kentucky Lantern
Democratic U.S. Rep. Morgan McGarvey of Louisville is urging the city’s investor-owned electric utility to ensure that electricity ratepayers don’t bear the costs of hyperscale data centers, saying he’s opposed to data center construction in the city.
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Data centers are being proposed – and sometimes approved – all over state

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By Liam Niemeyer Verified
| Kentucky New Era Verified
Ever since Kentucky lawmakers approved statewide sales tax breaks for hyperscale data centers, developers are eyeing the state as a place to build these potentially massive, electricity-intensive operations. The state has long been home to smaller data centers that power various online services such as digital cloud storage.
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Analysis shows evidence of ‘asphalt monopoly’ in Fayette County, think tank argues

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By Liam Niemeyer Verified
| Forward Kentucky
A new analysis of state road paving contracts by a free market think tank shows that some asphalt companies receive a large share of single-bid contracts from the state, a practice the think tank argues raises costs for taxpayers because of the lack of competition for road projects.
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