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Study Examines Data Center Oversight in Oklahoma

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Mark Chapman led a study examining data centers in Oklahoma. During an interim study, Tulsa County Commissioner Stan Sallee shared an idea with state lawmakers: communities should have access to outside technical resources to help local officials vet information provided by developers about projects. Sallee noted that local leaders must make decisions involving power capacity, water supply, water treatment, and noise.

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As AI data centers expand within Oklahoma, local officials face major decisions regarding resource demands. The proposal for an independent technical resource aims to help communities understand a project's design and location before approving it, addressing concerns about information coming from financially benefiting companies.

AI data centers are expanding within the state of Oklahoma.

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  • Mark ChapmanResearcher who led the study on data centers in Oklahoma

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