Google's $20B Clean Energy Plan for Data Centers by 2030

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Google, Intersect Power, and TPG Rise Climate unite to build industrial parks with data centers fueled by clean energy plants, starting operations in 2026.

U.S. power project timelines have stretched from two years to over four years, pushing companies to seek innovative solutions.

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The partnership's 'power first' strategy places data centers next to clean energy sources, cutting transmission needs and construction delays.

AI developments could boost U.S. GDP by $1 trillion annually by 2030, alongside growth in manufacturing and electrification sectors.

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Intersect Power will build clean energy facilities with Google as anchor tenant, creating a blueprint for future digital infrastructure.

Co-located industrial parks aim to reduce grid strain and improve reliability by synchronizing power generation with data center growth.

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Project teams must tackle grid limitations, regulatory hurdles, and technical challenges in developing these integrated facilities.

Private capital investment drives the coupling of load growth with clean energy markets across the U.S., targeting global expansion.

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TPG's Jim Coulter and Intersect Power's Sheldon Kimber emphasize collaboration for meeting AI growth and electricity demands.