Xai gets permits for 15 natural gas generators at the Memphis Data Center

The district organizers were granted Xai permits yesterday to run 15 natural gas turbines in their data center outside Memphis, despite the threat of the lawsuit.

The Center for Southern Environment Law (SELC) said that Elon Musk is from artificial intelligence, up to 35 generators, without permits. In all, they are able to produce up to 421 megawatts of electricity. The legal organization said this Xai will sue For the violations of the clean air law on behalf of NAACP.

Company I recently collected $ 10 billionIt is equally divided between debt and fairness.

the Allow XAI will say that XAI can operate 15 SMT SMT-130 SMT-13 generators with some emissions controls, which can generate up to 247 megawatts. The company is already running eight of the same form without permits, according to SELC, although the group added that those in the process have appropriate pollution control tools.

Under the circumstances of the permit, Xai is still allowed to remove large quantities of pollution on the basis of 12 months, including 87 tons of smoky fog formation_x94 tons of carbon monoxide, 85 tons of volatile organic compounds, 73 tons of physical pollution, and about 14 tons of dangerous air pollutants, including 9.8 tons of formaldehyde, which is a well -known carcinogen. The company is required to maintain its emissions records.

Before issuing the statement, the Memphis Community Group said it was $ 250,000 in funds To pay the price of independent air quality study.

Memphis I conducted an air quality test in JuneAlthough SELC has sparked several concerns about the method of tests.

The test contractor did not measure ozone levels, SELC indicated, and the tests were conducted on the days when the winds were blowing Xai pollution away from the nearest test sites. The contractor also put test equipment either directly against or close to the buildings, which can interfere with the results.

Previously, Department of Health Claim He had no power to allow “mobile” turbines that burn gas if it was operating for less than 364 days, saying that under these circumstances, the Environmental Protection Agency was the relevant organizer. Selc said that the interpretation of the law was “incorrect” and that the message that justifies its failure was “without any legal analysis.”