The nonprofit Science for Georgia found that projected electricity demand from dozens of proposed data centers in Georgia could reach between 29 and 58 gigawatts, potentially outpacing the state’s current power supply.
The nonprofit Science for Georgia found that projected electricity demand from dozens of proposed data centers in Georgia could reach between 29 and 58 gigawatts, potentially outpacing the state’s current power supply.
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