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2026-09-01
RIA quoted the Russian Defense Ministry as saying Russian forces struck a cargo ship at Pivdennyi port.
RIA quoted the Russian Defense Ministry as saying Russian forces struck a cargo ship at Pivdennyi port.
2026-09-01
Indonesia's Ministry of Energy: The benchmark price for 5300 kcal coal was set at US$95.05 per metric ton for the first half of September.
Indonesia's Ministry of Energy: The benchmark price for 5300 kcal coal was set at US$95.05 per metric ton for the first half of September.
2026-09-01
According to RIA Novosti, the Russian Ministry of Defense stated that Russian troops struck a cargo ship in the port of Pivdenny.
According to RIA Novosti, the Russian Ministry of Defense stated that Russian troops struck a cargo ship in the port of Pivdenny.
2026-09-01
Heatmap Pro and Embold Research surveyed 2,045 U.S. registered voters Aug. 8–13 and found 75% opposed new data centers near their homes, with over 60% strongly opposed, up from 42% a year earlier. The survey gauges local project acceptance and is not
Heatmap Pro and Embold Research surveyed 2,045 U.S. registered voters Aug. 8–13 and found 75% opposed new data centers near their homes, with over 60% strongly opposed, up from 42% a year earlier. The survey gauges local project acceptance and is not a measure of national sentiment on AI or overall data center buildout. A Pew poll shows top public concerns are electricity costs, environmental impact and quality of life, though many still cite job and tax benefits. Opposition is already affecting approvals: New York has paused new ultra‑large projects above 50 MW; Texas requires all data centers awaiting grid interconnection to complete authenticity/verification audits, not a blanket shutdown of existing facilities. Heatmap counts more than 530 local governments that have imposed strict limits; Data Center Watch says at least 75 projects worth roughly $130 billion were delayed in Q1.
2026-09-01
A survey conducted by Heatmap Pro and Embold Research from August 8th to 13th of 2,045 registered U.S. voters found that 75% opposed building new data centers near their homes, with over 60% expressing "strong opposition"; a year ago, the opposition
A survey conducted by Heatmap Pro and Embold Research from August 8th to 13th of 2,045 registered U.S. voters found that 75% opposed building new data centers near their homes, with over 60% expressing "strong opposition"; a year ago, the opposition rate was only 42%. However, this question measures local project acceptance and should not be interpreted as 75% of Americans opposing AI or nationwide data center construction. A Pew survey also showed that the public's primary concerns are electricity costs, the environment, and quality of life, while they still value job creation and tax benefits. Opposition has begun to manifest in the approval process: New York has suspended new hyperscale projects exceeding 50 megawatts; Texas requires all data centers awaiting grid connection to undergo an authenticity audit, rather than completely halting existing facilities. Heatmap statistics indicate that over 530 local governments have implemented strict restrictions, and Data Center Watch reports that at least 75 projects, worth approximately $130 billion, were delayed in the first quarter of this year.
2026-09-01
Indonesia's Energy Ministry set the benchmark price for 4,100 kcal/kg coal at US$65.06/tonne for the first half of September.
Indonesia's Energy Ministry set the benchmark price for 4,100 kcal/kg coal at US$65.06/tonne for the first half of September.
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