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Spain drafts renewable-power requirement for new data centers

Spain drafts renewable-power requirement for new data centers Image: DCD
Spain's government approved a draft decree that would require new data centers of 1MW or more to source at least 80% of electricity from new renewable generation on an hourly basis. The proposal would match each new megawatt of data-center capacity with equivalent renewable generation installed within 18 months before operations begin, and it is expected to go to public consultation before enforcement.
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