Utilities poised to ride data centre demand wave in second half

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Utilities poised to ride data centre demand wave in second half
US electric utilities sounded bullish on demand from data centres powering the artificial intelligence boom after striking several supply deals during the second quarter, reinforcing market expectations of sales growth through the year. Top US utilities, including American Electric Power and ...

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