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South Dakota stands at an energy crossroads. The explosive growth of data center development, driven by the artificial intelligence revolution and the insatiable demand for cloud computing, is converging with longstanding agricultural and industrial energy needs to strain the state’s grid in ways that cannot be managed through inertia or wishful thinking.
The green energy movement has gained significant momentum in recent years, driven by concerns about climate change and the desire to transition to cleaner, renewable energy sources.
The drive to green energy is a fine goal, but we have not laid the foundation for it. The result is a squeeze on the American middle class, source of stability.
During his announcement of the US ban on Russian oil imports on Tuesday, President Joe Biden told us: “It’s simply not true that my administration or policies are holding back domestic energy production. That’s simply not true. […] We’re approaching record levels of oil and gas production in the United States, and we’re on track …
The Biden Administration doesn’t want the Russian invasion of Ukraine to derail their green energy dreams.