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Two Fossil Fuel Companies Are Betting Big on Data Centers

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Molly Taft
Two Fossil Fuel Companies Are Betting Big on Data Centers
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Fossil fuel companies like Williams and Chevron are increasingly partnering with data centers to meet the massive energy demands of the artificial intelligence boom. While this provides a new revenue stream for oil and gas firms, environmental advocates warn that it undermines efforts to phase out fossil fuels.

But the artificial intelligence boom is also giving fossil fuel companies a new industry to sell their gas, pipelines, and power plants to: data centers. Two American oil and gas companies, Williams and Chevron, are presenting that demand to investors as a huge win.

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