Allie Beth Stuckey

What are they doing to our water?

I'd want to know all those types of things.

And I'd also do that to the state.

Hey, we know that these are important, but we also know they have to build them anyway.

Right.

They have to build them anyway.

So we don't need to overdo the incentives for them to come to our particular state.

And I think you have to hold their feet to the fire.

One of the things that is happening in some states, and I think this is legitimate information.

question and a legitimate requirement is we need to have data centers pay for their own power, right?

States and other companies usually build the infrastructure and they just plug into that.

There are some some tests going on out there to maybe have the small power plants at these data centers.

So they generate their own power.

Maybe some of them can use the solar power.

Maybe that's the best place to use solar power rather than pulling power off of our grid.

Or maybe even there's these, some people are trying to develop these small nuclear power plants, very small ones, and maybe that would work.

But I think we have to be looking at all sorts of different opportunities to be able to coexist in a reasonable way with the data centers, but not to let them overwhelm us or to put our

infrastructure, I guess, and that's electricity, water, environment.

Let's put those at risk.

So stay in touch with that.