Pantheon Data Centre Boss Refuses to Say How Much Water It Will Consume - Total Croatia
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MARIO Gudelj claims that the Pantheon project will not increase the price of electricity or endanger water, emphasizing that the future of civilization lies in data centers.
The planned Pantheon data center in Topusko could consume five terawatt hours of electricity annually, which, according to Možemo! MP Dušica Radojčić, is more than a quarter of Croatia's total consumption. Radojčić warns that large data centers are increasingly being planned in areas with less resistance from the local population, while the costs of their construction and operation, she claims, are borne by local communities.
Pantheon Data Centre Boss Refuses to Say How Much Water it Will Consume - Total Croatia
November the 11th, 2026 – The Pantheon data centre boss has refused to reveal just how much water the giant, guzzling centre will actually consume in Topusko. Criticism of the planned centre in Topusko is growing louder and louder. The project manager of the data centre in Topusko has openly rejected claims that the enormous ...
The project manager of the data center in Topusko rejected claims that the huge consumption of electricity and water will endanger citizens.
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