The Government Defends Its Regulation of Data Centres Despite the Flood of Allegations and the Risk of Divestment
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SpainDC number 9 billion the investment in data centers that can be diverted to Portugal or France, with thousands of technical jobs in play.The entry Data centers: 9 billion at risk and thousands of technical jobs in Spain aparece primero en Merca2.
The companies of data centers have submitted claims to the royal decree of the central government that regulates its implementation. Arguments to which the Government of Aragon has also joined and that warn that this norm can paralyze projects for more than 54 billion euros and put Spain at a disadvantage compared to other European countries.The Autonomous Executive calls for a comprehensive revision of the text to reconcile sustainability, lega…
The government defends the regulation it intends to carry out for the sector of the data centers, while the industry cries out for the restrictions that, according to its version, will trigger a flight of billionaire investments and a wave of judicial claims. The royal decree to regulate the efficiency and sustainability of the data centers in Spain that the executive took to public hearing in August through the emergency route has unleashed a f…
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