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ECONOMY • NORWAY

Norway moves to rein in data centre growth amid AI demand

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Norway is seeking to limit or manage data centre growth amid concern that rising demand could strain electricity supplies and push up prices, according to The Straits Times. The article does not specify what measures Norway plans to take.

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Why it matters

The issue concerns Norway’s electricity supply and prices. The article identifies no direct U.S. effect, though energy costs and data centre expansion are relevant to companies operating in the sector.