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Gary Owens advocates for data center regulations in Seneca

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What happened

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Quality development group research into data centers AQD Upstate studied the pros and cons of allowing data centers to be built in the Upstate. Gary Owens, President of AQD Upstate, presented findings during a meeting, arguing that Oconee County and Pickens should enact regulations.

From wgog.com

Why it matters

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The advocacy calls for Oconee County to implement regulations concerning data centers. Such regulatory actions could change the operating environment and requirements for data center businesses in the region.

From wgog.com

Who's involved

  • SenecaCity where the discussion about data centers is taking place.
  • Gary OwensPresident of AQD Upstate, who is advocating for data center regulations.
  • Oconee CountyCounty targeted by the advocacy for new data center regulations.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Oconee CountySpeculative

    Oconee County might face changes in the operational costs or requirements for data center businesses due to new regulations.

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The entities involved

  • Seneca

    city in Oconee County, South Carolina, United States

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  • Gary Owens

    researcher

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Coverage

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