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silly residents and voters…you thought these commissioners had your interests at heart…
No, No, No…they’re MAGAts. Its all about big business. And get past the noise and the traffic. Just wait until your electrical rates go up so the power company can build more capacity to support these data centers. If they have to choose who loses power in a brown out, is it you or the data center. I know the datacentes will have their own back up power of some sort, but I am certain there will come a time when its you or them, and it isn’t likely to be you…
Indiana is the future datacenter capital of the US.