Trump tells data centers to generate power and pay communities

What happened?

1. In the same post Trump said new large data centers "are mandated by me to make their own electricity" and should give or sell surplus power to the local community or grid; he said electricity prices could see "a substantial decrease" (his characterization)
2. Reuters cited a Center for Western Priorities review of Bureau of Land Management records that found at least 35 applications tied to data centers, spanning over 24,000 acres of US federal land in six Western states.
3. That same analysis tallied a minimum of 17 proposed data center campuses, plus 13 associated infrastructure efforts, pipelines, transmission lines, access roads and telecommunications facilities, spread through Arizona, Idaho, Nevada and Oregon, as well as Utah and Wyoming.

Reuters cited an analysis by the Center for Western Priorities, which examined Bureau of Land Management records and tallied at least 35 applications tied to data centers, spanning over 24,000 acres of US federal land in Arizona, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Wyoming and Utah. CNBC reported objections to the buildout center on water usage, power consumption, electricity prices and land area, with multiple states considering moratoriums.

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