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Push for mandatory data centre rules on water and power
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Push for mandatory data centre rules on water and power

Federal, state and local governments are proposing new standards. They want data centre operators to reduce water use and bring their own renewable energy. Operators must avoid passing costs to households.

Why it mattersRegulations could let Australia capture AI investment benefits. At the same time, they avoid harmful power and water use. This reduces strain on the grid and saves water and resources for farms and households.

AustraliaAustralians in regional areas may see lower water availability and electricity costs influenced by data centre placement; the rules aim to redirect centres away from stressed areas like Western Sydney.

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