@jason(@Jason):One solution is to give data centers that commit to 75% solar, wind and batteries EVENTUALLY (say within 7 years) a fast track to approval This would balance the needs of competing with the local goals of low-to-zero pollution. And if the current sites don’t have the footprint, let them put their solar farms wherever is most efficient and needed to provide more power. Who says no to a deal like this and why?

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2026.06.30 18:23

One solution is to give data centers that commit to 75% solar, wind and batteries EVENTUALLY (say within 7 years) a fast track to approval This would balance the needs of competing with the local goals of low-to-zero pollution. And if the current sites don’t have the footprint, let them put their solar farms wherever is most efficient and needed to provide more power. Who says no to a deal like this and why?