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Louisiana’s $3B power upgrade for Meta project raises questions about who should foot the bill

Meta will fund about half of the $3 billion power upgrade needed for its $10 billion data center, which uses more electricity daily than New Orleans at peak summer.

  • Meta is building a massive $10 billion data center in rural Louisiana that will consume huge amounts of electricity.
  • The project requires over $3 billion in new power infrastructure, raising questions about who should pay for it.
  • While Meta has agreed to fund about half the cost over 15 years, critics argue tech companies should cover the full expense.
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Louisiana's $3B power upgrade for Meta project raises questions about who should foot the bill

Meta is racing to construct its largest data center yet, a $10 billion facility in northeast Louisiana as big as 70 football fields and requiring more than twice the electricity of New Orleans.

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