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Data centers want a closed-door deal. Nevada’s electric utility is suing to stop it
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Nevada’s largest utility company, NV Energy, is suing a data center company over potential impacts to residents’ electric bills.
NV Energy accused Tract of trying to push costs onto other utility ratepayers — a claim Tract disputes.
What are the Tract data centers?
The lawsuit names two Tract data center projects: Peru Shelf and South Valley, proposed by the Colorado-based company.
NV Energy — like other regulated monopolies in the utility industry — is allowed to charge a predetermined profit margin on all new infrastructure projects.