- In Louisiana, a data center project for Meta is advancing alongside land sales for Entergy's methane-burning power plant, benefiting from state tax breaks and political office.
- Entergy is building substations and seeking eminent domain in northern Louisiana to power Meta's data center.
A lawsuit has been filed by the Perry family against Entergy regarding land expropriation, while political pressure mounts in Louisiana regarding data center incentives and public opinion.
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Updated Sep 15
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A lawsuit has been filed by the Perry family against Entergy regarding land expropriation, while political pressure mounts in Louisiana regarding data center incentives and public opinion.
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