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Rising Energy Demand from Data Centers Affects US Manufacturing Costs

US manufacturers, particularly in the Rust Belt, are facing rising electricity costs due to increased energy demand from data centers. This trend is straining profit margins for industries such as steel and brick manufacturing, which may impact the effectiveness of President Trump's "Made in America" plan. Reports indicate significant increases in electricity bills for companies like the Belden Brick Company.

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US manufacturers, particularly in the Rust Belt, are facing rising electricity costs due to increased energy demand from data centers. This trend is straining profit margins for industries such as steel and brick manufacturing, which may impact the effectiveness of President Trump's "Made in America" plan. Reports indicate significant increases in electricity bills for companies like the Belden Brick Company.

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Data centers’ energy demand threatens Trump’s “Made in America” plan

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Rising Energy Demand from Data Centers Affects US Manufacturing Costs