Sovereign wealth fund ADQ and American private equity firm Energy Capital Partners have formed a $25 billion investment partnership to enhance power generation in the U.S. for data centers. The 50-50 partnership aims to invest in 25 gigawatts of projects through greenfield site development and infrastructure expansions to meet the growing power needs of data centers and other energy-intensive industries. ADQ, based in the UAE, focuses on critical infrastructure investments, while ECP is the largest private owner of power generation assets in the U.S., responding to the surging electricity demand driven by new data centers, factories, electric vehicles, and increasing temperatures.
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Brit, 18, on first ever solo flight stranded alone in Doha after wave of cancelled flights
A British teenager, Jamie Mason Walker, has been stranded for over 24 hours at Doha Airport after missing her connecting flight to Melbourne due to delays and escalating conflict in the Middle East, including a missile attack on a nearby US military base. While her family is concerned and in contact with the British Embassy, Jamie remains unaware of the serious situation, attributing her travel disruptions to general delays. Explain It To Me Like I'm...
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