Energy and climateFinding
Oklahoma should pause construction of new large data centers.
Several large data centers are planned in Oklahoma, raising questions about electricity rates, water use and tax incentives. A pause would halt new projects while the state sets rules on those issues.
Mike Mazzei
Data centers are welcome in Oklahoma, but they must pay their own way. No special tax breaks, no cash giveaways, and no shifting electricity or water costs onto Oklahoma families.
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