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Australian Minister Denies Softer Stance on Data Center Power

Bloomberg Markets Saturday 29 August 2026, 02:59 UTC By Tracy Withers 1 min read
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Australia’s Energy Minister Chris Bowen has rejected suggestions the government is softening requirements that future data center developments be powered by renewable energy.

Australia’s Energy Minister Chris Bowen has rejected suggestions the government is softening requirements that future data center developments be powered by renewable energy.
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