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A report from the Environmental Integrity Project reveals that the demand for datacenters is driving a significant increase in fossil fuel pipeline projects. Nearly 200 projects are proposed or underway, totaling around 17,000 miles. This trend occurs alongside regulatory rollbacks by the Trump administration intended to protect natural resources.
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A report from the Environmental Integrity Project reveals that the demand for datacenters is driving a significant increase in fossil fuel pipeline projects. Nearly 200 projects are proposed or underway, totaling around 17,000 miles. This trend occurs alongside regulatory rollbacks by the Trump administration intended to protect natural resources.
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US datacenter demand spurs increased fossil fuel pipeline projects as rules are discarded
Increased Fossil Fuel Pipeline Projects Driven by Datacenter Demand