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  1. Duke Energy and Google are competing for data center power market share, with partnerships involving BPR and Grist.
  2. Duke Energy signs a 10-year, $865 million colocation agreement with Nscale for 99 MW capacity at the NC-1 site.

Amazon and Duke Energy are involved in energy planning, seeking more US LPG and oil/gas, and backing a large planned gas power plant.

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Amazon and Duke Energy are involved in energy planning, seeking more US LPG and oil/gas, and backing a large planned gas power plant.

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Duke Energy signs a 10-year, $865 million colocation agreement with Nscale for 99 MW capacity at the NC-1 site. All 1 developments

Within Duke Energy and Google are competing for data center power market share, with partnerships involving BPR and Grist.

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