mrhaynes
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Hi Whitney, I'm feeling more comfortable with the approach now. I am using the low end of the electricity estimate and I created three scenarios, each assuming a different share of IE goes to elect...
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Thanks, Whitney! I really appreciate the additional guidance. I will look for some additional documentation myself, but would you have any sources you could share that would support the $50-$100M i...
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The ALTERNATIVE URBAN AREAWIDE REVIEW for the project predicts that the "proposed data center is anticipated to consume 2,233,800,000 - 4,467,600,000 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity" annually. ...
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Hi Whitney, I'm working with Morgan on this analysis, so I want to add some additional context to help explain the analysis. We know a handful of things (from public disclosures) about the prop...
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Good morning! I never received a response to this question... Just flagging this to see if someone can please help me out!? Thanks, Monica
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Hi Michael, Thank you for the helpful reply. I went back to my point of contact for the company and requested some more information, specifically asking for the company's value of product less inve...
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Thanks, that's very helpful. One final question: a significant portion of the spending on the project is for materials. All of those materials are manufactured outside of the study area, but the ...
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Hi Sean, I have another question related to this project. From past analyses I seem to recall that all construction spending (and employment) is considered local, as it is happening at the projec...
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Angela, Thanks for the very detailed response. This is very helpful. Based on your explanations, I believe we have built the model correctly. I have written a summary of our methods. If anything lo...
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Actually, now I am more confused. In my first post, I asked about three different types of spending related to a construction project: payments to tribal agencies procurement spending (materials)...