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OG&E’s large-load tariff heads for a November Oklahoma regulator decision as Texas, Iowa and Coachella Valley communities scrutinize data center water, power and public-cost impacts. The buildout is moving from megawatts to municipal terms of service.
In this episode- OG&E large load tariff request to be decided in November - Oklahoma Energy Today — Oklahoma Energy Today
OG&E large load tariff request to be decided in November - Oklahoma Energy Today
July 10, 2026
# OG&E large load tariff request to be decided in November
Oklahoma Corporation Commissioners on Thursday approved the stage-setting steps for a large load tariff sought by Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company. The final decision won’t be made until early November.
Commissioners voted 3-0 to adopt…Cedar Creek Lake data center, on hold, sought Tarrant water | Fort Worth Star-Telegram — Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Cedar Creek Lake data center, on hold, sought Tarrant water | Fort Worth Star-Telegram
An undated photo of Cedar Creek Lake. According to records, Diode Ventures has sought to draw up to 5 million gallons of water a day from the lake for use in a proposed data center.
Ashley Cook
Plans for a data center in Henderson County are apparently on hold for now after the developer did not provide…Data center sought up to 2 billion gallons from Tarrant-owned lake - AOL — AOL
Data center sought up to 2 billion gallons from Tarrant-owned lake - AOL
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Plans for a data center in Henderson County are apparently on hold for now after the developer did not provide justification for a request to pull a maximum of nearly 2 billion gallons of water a year from Cedar Creek Lake.
However, the leader of a group opposing the data center said…Greater Palm Springs Is Blocking Data Centers: High Power Costs May Have Stopped Them Anyway | Greater Palm Springs Business Insider — Greater Palm Springs Business Insider
Greater Palm Springs Is Blocking Data Centers: High Power Costs May Have Stopped Them Anyway | Greater Palm Springs Business Insider
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# Greater Palm Springs Is Blocking Data Centers: High Power Costs May Have Stopped Them Anyway
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Coachella, Indio and Desert Hot Springs have halted new data center development amid concerns…Potential Dubuque data center could require 3 million gallons of water, city seeks public input — KCRG
Potential Dubuque data center could require 3 million gallons of water, city seeks public input
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DUBUQUE, Iowa (KCRG) — A Florida-based real estate company has contacted the City of Dubuque to discuss connecting a possible data center to city water and sanitary sewer systems, a move that would require city council approval.
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Daily TopFive for The Data Center Daily. Links above go to the original articles. Follow and rate The Data Center Daily on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Feedback? Email [email protected].
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By The Data Center Daily — Lantern PodcastsOG&E’s large-load tariff heads for a November Oklahoma regulator decision as Texas, Iowa and Coachella Valley communities scrutinize data center water, power and public-cost impacts. The buildout is moving from megawatts to municipal terms of service.
In this episode- OG&E large load tariff request to be decided in November - Oklahoma Energy Today — Oklahoma Energy Today
OG&E large load tariff request to be decided in November - Oklahoma Energy Today
July 10, 2026
# OG&E large load tariff request to be decided in November
Oklahoma Corporation Commissioners on Thursday approved the stage-setting steps for a large load tariff sought by Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company. The final decision won’t be made until early November.
Commissioners voted 3-0 to adopt…Cedar Creek Lake data center, on hold, sought Tarrant water | Fort Worth Star-Telegram — Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Cedar Creek Lake data center, on hold, sought Tarrant water | Fort Worth Star-Telegram
An undated photo of Cedar Creek Lake. According to records, Diode Ventures has sought to draw up to 5 million gallons of water a day from the lake for use in a proposed data center.
Ashley Cook
Plans for a data center in Henderson County are apparently on hold for now after the developer did not provide…Data center sought up to 2 billion gallons from Tarrant-owned lake - AOL — AOL
Data center sought up to 2 billion gallons from Tarrant-owned lake - AOL
Fri, July 10, 2026 at 3:13 PM UTC
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Plans for a data center in Henderson County are apparently on hold for now after the developer did not provide justification for a request to pull a maximum of nearly 2 billion gallons of water a year from Cedar Creek Lake.
However, the leader of a group opposing the data center said…Greater Palm Springs Is Blocking Data Centers: High Power Costs May Have Stopped Them Anyway | Greater Palm Springs Business Insider — Greater Palm Springs Business Insider
Greater Palm Springs Is Blocking Data Centers: High Power Costs May Have Stopped Them Anyway | Greater Palm Springs Business Insider
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# Greater Palm Springs Is Blocking Data Centers: High Power Costs May Have Stopped Them Anyway
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| Jul 11, 2026
Coachella, Indio and Desert Hot Springs have halted new data center development amid concerns…Potential Dubuque data center could require 3 million gallons of water, city seeks public input — KCRG
Potential Dubuque data center could require 3 million gallons of water, city seeks public input
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DUBUQUE, Iowa (KCRG) — A Florida-based real estate company has contacted the City of Dubuque to discuss connecting a possible data center to city water and sanitary sewer systems, a move that would require city council approval.
According to…
Daily TopFive for The Data Center Daily. Links above go to the original articles. Follow and rate The Data Center Daily on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Feedback? Email [email protected].