A US county welcomed 37 data centres. Now its schools are being told to dim lights as power bills jump 25%

Henrico County, Virginia, is facing a nearly 25% surge in electricity costs, forcing public services to cut power usage. This comes as the county, a hub for data centers, grapples with rising energy demands and increased bills. While data centers bring tax revenue, they are straining the power grid, prompting calls for better management and reforms to balance supply and demand.

Sharing Is Caring:

Leave a Comment