Dublin rejects Google's new data centre plans over energy concerns
Briefly

Google's attempt to expand its data centre operations in Dublin was impeded by the South Dublin County Council, which flagged insufficient renewable energy plans and grid capacity issues.
The South Dublin County Council's refusal highlighted concerns regarding insufficient information on energy supply impacts and overall renewable energy sourcing for the proposed data centre.
Google faces challenges in Ireland as it aims to meet rising service demands amid grid capacity restrictions, contrasted by Amazon's recent approvals for new data centres.
The planning refusal emphasizes the delicate balance between expanding tech infrastructure and addressing environmental sustainability in light of current energy cost challenges.
Read at TNW | Sustainability
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