In Texas, an audit of up to 300 projects is set to take place. These projects are mostly data centers. The state's power grid operator was already planning to audit some data center proposals.
The audit process has been affected by an order from Gov. Greg Abbott. His directive has changed the timeline for the audits and added new requirements.
Further details about the audit and its implications can be found through local news sources, such as ABC13 Houston.
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