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US Data Centers Set to Burn More Natural Gas Than Most Nations

Bloomberg Technology Monday 14 September 2026, 14:00 UTC By Julian Hast 1 min read
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Data centers in the United States will consume more natural gas than most countries within a decade, according to a new outlook from BloombergNEF.

Data centers in the United States will consume more natural gas than most countries within a decade, according to a new outlook from BloombergNEF.
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