Ohio's 9th Congressional District race: The candidates' records on data centers
The race is sharpening as candidates weigh utility costs, environmental rules and whether new centers should face a moratorium.
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Candidates Highlight Data Center Plans. Next Ohio Governor Will Select Regulators
Ohio’s two candidates for governor have conflicting ideas of what they would like to see happen to future data centers, which have become a political lightning rod in this year’s November election. Ohio’s next governor will appoint the five members of the Public Utilities Commission, which sets utility rates and set the parameters for data […] The post Candidates Highlight Data Center Plans. Next Ohio Governor Will Select Regulators appeared fi…
Candidates highlight data center plans. Next Ohio governor will select regulators.
Vivek Ramaswamy and Amy Acton. (Photo by WEWS.)Ohio’s two candidates for governor have conflicting ideas of what they would like to see happen to future data centers, which have become a political lightning rod in this year’s November election. Ohio’s next governor will appoint the five members of the Public Utilities Commission, which sets utility rates and set the parameters for data centers opening in cities across the state. GET THE MORNI…
DeWine announces funding for Structured Literacy Centers
COLUMBUS — Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, in collaboration with the Ohio Department of Higher Education, has announced that the University of Akron, Bowling Green State University, and Miami University will receive a combined total of $2.5 million to support the development and expansion of Structured Literacy Centers across the state. Structured Literacy Centers provide teachers specialized training on the Science of Reading. These awards build on DeWi…
Gubernatorial candidates highlight data center plans. Next Ohio governor will select regulators. – BG Independent News
Acton calls for conditional moratorium while Ramaswamy says he wants free electricity for those near data centers BY MEGAN HENRY Ohio Capital Journal Ohio’s two candidates for governor have conflicting ideas of what they would like to see happen to future data centers, which have become a political lightning rod in this year’s November election. Ohio’s next governor will appoint the five members of the Public Utilities Commission, which sets ut…
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