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Southern California’s 5 GW Data Center Wave Meets Record Power Rates and a Ballot-Box Ban

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While PG&E openly courts AI data centers in the north, Southern California Edison is quietly holding roughly 5 gigawatts of data center load requests even as the region confronts the nation's steepest electricity rates and the first voter-approved ban on the facilities.

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