How data centers can learn to turn off and help the grid By Jason Plautz | 08/19/2025 06:36 AM EDT Using less electricity as a response to high demand had been a nonstarter for big tech companies.

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Electricity rates for individuals and small businesses could rise sharply as Amazon, Google, Microsoft and other technology companies build data centers and expand into the energy business.

Terraflow Energy, a relatively new energy storage company based in Katy, has announced an ambitious slate of investments along the Gulf Coast.

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Minnesota extends and expands its data center sales tax exemption, introducing new categories and regulatory proposals to boost large-scale data infrastructure inves ...

Longtime golfers at Dauphin Highlands golf course will have two years to make one last putt before packing up their clubs, as plans are in the works to use the property for a data center.