Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s proposed “world-first” environmental and energy controls for Australia’s A$150 billion ($105 billion) data center pipeline will face their first test Tuesday, when federal, state and territory energy ministers meet to discuss guardrails for the booming sector.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s proposed “world-first” environmental and energy controls for Australia’s A$150 billion ($105 billion) data center pipeline will face their first test Tuesday, when federal, state and territory energy ministers meet to discuss guardrails for the booming sector.
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