Additionally, the majority of the data centers in the US are very small facilities - there are only some 500 operational 100MW class hyperscale data centers in the country. I would also add that in most of the county’s/towns where smaller scale data centers have been built - original opposition fell by the wayside once the data center turned on began subsidizing a large portion of county / town plublic spending
MW are a measure of power (the rate of energy production at a specific moment), not a measure of energy, so this doesn’t make a ton of sense. Also to be clear the US has peak installed capacity of ~1.3 TW; 484 MW represents ~0.04% of total US capacity, not 40%
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u/Hitlers_Left_Ball 3h ago
No, I didn't.
I added context to your click bait... or is that what you mean by missing the point - I didn't clap like a seal for your disingenuous post?