News illustration showing utility workers cutting power to Lake Tahoe area residents amid energy supply changes.
News illustration showing utility workers cutting power to Lake Tahoe area residents amid energy supply changes.
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Empresa eléctrica de Nevada dejará de suministrar energía a residentes de Lake Tahoe para 2027

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Una compañía energética con sede en Nevada planea dejar de suministrar electricidad a unos 49,000 residentes cerca de Lake Tahoe para mayo de 2027. La medida obliga al proveedor local de California a buscar urgentemente un reemplazo en medio de la creciente demanda de los centros de datos.

Liberty Utilities, que presta servicio al lado californiano de Lake Tahoe, obtiene actualmente el 75 por ciento de su energía de NV Energy. La empresa de servicios públicos de Nevada ha informado a Liberty que finalizará el acuerdo para mayo de 2027 con el fin de liberar capacidad para nuevos proyectos de centros de datos en el norte de Nevada.

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Los usuarios expresan su frustración por la decisión de NV Energy de redirigir la energía de los residentes de Lake Tahoe hacia los centros de datos, con preocupaciones sobre el impacto de la demanda impulsada por la IA en el suministro local y llamados a realizar cambios regulatorios.

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