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AEP, the PUCO staff and the Ohio Consumers Counsel want data center companies to pay 85% of the electricity usage. The companies wanted to pay 75% of the cost.

The $420 million center will be built on Beech Road and employ 30 people.

Central Ohio has become a big hub for data center facilities, but they have the potential to put serious strain on the electric grid and other natural resources.

Google said the money will go toward the data centers in Columbus, New Albany and Lancaster.

Amazon wants a discount on the massive amount of electricity their new data centers will use in central Ohio over the next decade, according to a Business Insider article.

A Monday news release said numerous locations are under consideration and the final sites will be announced later.

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