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Data centers have to go somewhere, state utility chair says: This Week in Pennsylvania

(WHTM) — The need for energy has never been higher in Pennsylvania, and there seems to be one culprit: data centers. In the past 20-30 years, the growth for energy demand has been incremental, said Stephen DeFrank, chair of the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission, which regulates utility providers in the state. The low demand led […]
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