In Pictures: Indiana Governor's Order Seeks to Extend Coal Plant Life for AI Data Centers

Governor Braun's executive order could keep Indiana's coal plants running longer to power new AI data centers.

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The push to extend coal plant life for AI data centers raises concerns over costs for Indiana ratepayers.

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Indiana's coal plants may see extended operations as data centers increase energy demand.

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Critics worry that relying on coal for AI data centers could undermine reliability and raise bills.

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The governor's order aims to balance growing electricity needs with existing energy infrastructure.

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Local advocates question the long-term cost of keeping coal plants alive for data centers.

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Indiana explores coal plant extensions to meet the power demands of artificial intelligence facilities.

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The move to extend coal usage sparks debate over energy costs and grid stability.

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Data center growth in Indiana could extend the life of coal-fired power plants.

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