ReutersAustralia's Victoria proposes new data centres must secure their own renewable energy supply
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59% : Sept 22 (Reuters) - Australia's Victoria state has proposed that new data centres in the region will have to secure their own renewable energy supply, among other requirements, as part of its sustainable data centre development plan.55% : Victoria's Premier Ben Carroll, who announced the proposal on Tuesday, called the regulations the "strongest, clearest data centre rules in the country".
54% : The rules would require data centres to secure their own renewable energy supply and storage, bear the connection costs and network upgrades, and use recycled or non-drinking water for cooling.
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