Amazon fait construire au Texas la plus grande centrale à gaz des Etats-Unis pour alimenter ses centres de données
Amazon is constructing the largest gas-fired power plant in the United States in Texas to supply electricity for its data centers. The plant, expected to have 35 turbines and a total capacity of 7.65 gigawatts, could become a major greenhouse gas emitter, although Amazon aims for carbon neutrality by 2040.
Amazon gas power plant Texas data centers greenhouse gas
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