Energy and climateFinding
Georgia should pause approval of new large data centers statewide.
Large data centers are being built across Georgia, and their electricity demand has become a factor in Georgia Power's plans and rates. A pause would stop new approvals for a period while the state studies effects on power bills, water and land use.
Keisha Lance Bottoms
We don't need to take another step forward in this state until we fully understand what the impact will be on consumers and people across Georgia.
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