No space on the grid
The power demands of data centers can be staggering, with larger facilities using as much electricity as tens of thousands of homes. Now, in parts of London, those energy requirements are reportedly stopping developers from building new houses because there’s simply not enough electricity to go around., which shared letters sent to housing developers by London’s local governing body , the issue is affecting new developments in three west London boroughs: Ealing, Hillingdon, and Hounslow.
It seems there are a few factors at play here, including the difficulty of building new infrastructure given the high value of land in London. But a significant one is the electricity demands of data centers located along the
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