America Is Running Out Of Power

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Amid explosive demand, America is running out of power​

Fri, Apr 5, 2024

Rather than putting some of the blame where it belongs which is on the democrat's failed electric vehicle solution of going green; the blame has been placed on crypto-mining/bitcoin, AI, the internet, internet companies, and the internet flow of cloud data. We know those blackouts, and rolling blackouts started years ago in California soon as electric vehicles were being purchased and needed to be charged.

They are saying... "AI is also part of a huge scale-up of cloud computing. Tech firms like Amazon, Apple, Google, Meta and Microsoft are scouring the nation for sites for new data centers, and many lesser-known firms are also on the hunt. The nation’s 2,700 data centers sapped more than 4 percent of the country’s total electricity in 2022, according to the International Energy Agency. Its projections show that by 2026, they will consume 6 percent."



 
Don't throw away that buggy whip just yet.
Buggy whip? We will certainly need horses if we go full electric car.

But, your post reminds me that Electric Cars are older, were developed before gasoline powered cars, not in the last century, but the century before, the late 1800's

Democrats are implementing policies to revive failed technologies of the 1800's
 
Okay, fanclub, are we or are we not running out of power?

You are giving us mixed fuels?
 

Amid explosive demand, America is running out of power​

Fri, Apr 5, 2024

Rather than putting some of the blame where it belongs which is on the democrat's failed electric vehicle solution of going green; the blame has been placed on crypto-mining/bitcoin, AI, the internet, internet companies, and the internet flow of cloud data. We know those blackouts, and rolling blackouts started years ago in California soon as electric vehicles were being purchased and needed to be charged.

They are saying... "AI is also part of a huge scale-up of cloud computing. Tech firms like Amazon, Apple, Google, Meta and Microsoft are scouring the nation for sites for new data centers, and many lesser-known firms are also on the hunt. The nation’s 2,700 data centers sapped more than 4 percent of the country’s total electricity in 2022, according to the International Energy Agency. Its projections show that by 2026, they will consume 6 percent."

Because many other countries have the same problem, they're moving over to renewable energy sources and phasing out fossil and nuclear energy.
 

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