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It’s projected to cost ComEd $3.1B to connect data centers to the grid

Mark Rivera
Mark Rivera
Mark Rivera
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Mark earned a degree in Environmental Studies from Northern Illinois University and has spent 5 years reporting on local environmental issues for the Daily Chronicle in DeKalb. His commitment to sustainability and green initiatives shines through in his reporting.

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It’s projected to cost ComEd $3.1B to connect data centers to the grid — Decatur Technology news

CHICAGO — Data centers have been the focus of growing debate across the U.S., facing a push for regulation that would require operators to pay for the energy and water resources they use, among other proposals.

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