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Australia's largest data centre planned for Western Downs near Dalby
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Australia's largest data centre planned for Western Downs near Dalby

Singapore-based Zerra DC is planning a $31.9 billion data centre on 725.5 hectares near Dalby. It would use 16.5 million litres of water each day when it runs.

Why it mattersData centres use huge amounts of water and power. The region already faces water and energy pressure from drought and rising demand.

AustraliaQueensland faces competing pressures: the $31.9 billion investment promises regional jobs and economic growth, but councils and the state government are concerned about water depletion and whether national energy rules will constrain the project.

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