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Data centre developers may build 'climate-wrecking' gas power plant next door

Data centre developers may build 'climate-wrecking' gas power plant next door
BBC Wales Friday 16 October 2026, 21:53 UTC 1 min read
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Plans for a data centre at Cardiff East Park and Ride site faces growing opposition from politicians.

Plans for a data centre at Cardiff East Park and Ride site faces growing opposition from politicians.
Cardiff East Park (LOCATION)
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