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A Sierra Club analysis indicates that US power sector carbon dioxide emissions could rise by 42% by 2030 due to increased fossil fuel infrastructure for data centers. This increase would counteract 15 years of greenhouse gas reductions, with emissions expected to rise by 618 million tons.
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A Sierra Club analysis indicates that US power sector carbon dioxide emissions could rise by 42% by 2030 due to increased fossil fuel infrastructure for data centers. This increase would counteract 15 years of greenhouse gas reductions, with emissions expected to rise by 618 million tons.
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Data centers could send US climate pollution skyrocketing
US power sector's carbon dioxide emissions projected to rise significantly by 2030