Governor Greg Abbott has taken action regarding data centers in Texas. He has ordered a comprehensive review of these facilities due to concerns about the state's power system. The review is part of a pause on new data center projects statewide.
This decision indicates that the governor is addressing issues related to the power grid. Further details about the review and its implications are available from KTXS, the local ABC affiliate in Abilene.
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Citing mounting concerns over the state's power system, Governor Greg Abbott has ordered a comprehensive review of data centers.
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