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AI boom means US is now ‘investing more’ in fossil-fuel power than China - Carbon Brief

The “data-centre boom” is driving a surge in gas investment in the US, pushing its fossil-power spending ahead of China, according to the IEA

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AI boom means US is now ‘investing more’ in fossil-fuel power than China - Carbon Brief

The “data-centre boom” is driving a surge in gas investment in the US, pushing its fossil-power spending ahead of China, according to the IEA

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Report claims AI boom could keep Australia using coal and gas for longer

A new report concludes the AI-fuelled surge of power-hungry data centres across Australia is jeopardising the country's energy transition.

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  1. martedì 26 maggio 2026·abc.net.au

    Report claims AI boom could keep Australia using coal and gas for longer

    A new report concludes the AI-fuelled surge of power-hungry data centres across Australia is jeopardising the country's energy transition.

  2. venerdì 29 maggio 2026·carbonbrief.org

    AI boom means US is now ‘investing more’ in fossil-fuel power than China - Carbon Brief

    The “data-centre boom” is driving a surge in gas investment in the US, pushing its fossil-power spending ahead of China, according to the IEA