5 things utilities and data centers don’t want you to know
The next decade of your electric bill is being decided right now, mostly in rooms you will never see.
The next decade of your electric bill is being decided right now, mostly in rooms you will never see.
Communities will live with consequences involving energy demand, water usage, land use and infrastructure strain.
Despite an increase in precipitation nationally, the landscape is drying out more rapidly as temperatures rise.
Florida can protect residents while creating a more sustainable place to build digital infrastructure.
Researchers found even shallow flooding on roads can delay emergency medical care for older adults.
Across Florida’s heartland, communities such as Indiantown are weighing proposals for data centers.
University of Miami students have created models that could help Florida Power and Light improve tree trimming.
A new Florida law requires utilities to develop rate structures ensuring data centers bear their electric service costs.
Florida faces power grid strain and possible failure from stronger hurricanes and other climate threats.
The Broward County Commission approved $20 million for infrastructure improvements to prevent flooding.
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