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This is the difference between sounding detailed and being detailed. Byron Donalds says the data center conversation needs to be less hyperbolic and more detailed. He then offered absolutely zero details and moved on Jay Collins actually gave them. -Energy first. -No cost-shifting to ratepayers. -Water consumption. -Water safety....

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