Electrics Warn the Government About Limits to Data Centers: "Spain Needs More Demand, No More Barriers"
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Employers Aelec questions that data centers have to support with new renewable generation 80% of their consumption and alert uncertainty for investments. SpainDC estimates that up to 90% of new projects are at risk
Noticias de Navarra
The association of electric energy companies (Aelec) warns that the future royal decree on sustainable, efficient and sovereign data centers is a brake on the incorporation of new demand at a time when no "more barriers" are needed.
Aelec, which brings together companies in the sector such as Iberdrola, Endesa and EDP, has charged against the proposal of the Royal Decree of the Government to regulate the development of data centers in Spain. The electrical employer is dissatisfied with the proposed measures and warns that it endangers investment in the country. The president of the association, Marina Serrano, has assured in a statement that if requirements are imposed for …
Aelec argues that if requirements are imposed for the development of the 'data centers' that do not exist in other countries, "there is a risk that these investments will develop outside Spain.
The Association of Electrical Energy Companies (aelec) has shown its disagreement with the proposal of the Royal Decree of the Government to regulate the development of the data centers, warning that the regulations, rather than facilitating the incorporation of new consumptions, go in line to make it difficult, and stressing that, in addition, it endangers [...] The electrical entrance alerts that the government’s plan for ‘data centers’ slows …
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