Are the Aragón Data Centers at Risk or the Arrival of More Projects of This Type, with the New State Regulations?
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IN 30 SECONDS What has happened? The Government of Aragon and the promoters of data centers prepare allegations against the royal state decree before the end of their public consultation. Who is behind it? President Jorge Azcón and the Director General of Energy, Yolanda Vallés, head the regional opposition. What impact does it have? The demand for 80% renewables of new implementation and a period of six months can stop already processed and fut…
The Government of Aragon and the promoters of data centres study the presentation of allegations to the Royal Decree of the Government of Spain to regulate these facilities, whose deadline for consultation ends on the next day 4. The proposed legislation contemplates obligations of digital sovereignty, requires that 80% of the consumption comes from renewable energy of new establishment and sets a period of six months of adaptation for the proje…
Spain is drawing on one of the strictest decrees in Europe to force its data centres to turn to renewable energies, a radical decision that brings the sector to a niche.
The data centers of Aragon, focus of the macro-investments of AWS, Microsoft and Google, prepare claims to the royal decree of the Ministry. The promoters believe that the new requirements of processing are ‘very difficult’ to meet. Keys of the operation The royal decree arrives in full August with a week of deadline. The Ministry activated the public consultation in the worst month for the business dialogue, which the sector qualifies as surpri…
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