HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – Indiana Governor Mike Braun says Indiana doesn’t have enough electricity.
At an investment forum this week, Gov. Braun said Indiana is not ready for the expanding manufacturing and technology sectors coming to the state with the 20 gigawatts of electricity utilities are able to produce. Data centers, which are popping up across the state, can take up one percent of that each. There are already four in Indiana.
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Gov. Braun says the energy demand is increasing, in part, due to the closing of coal plants. He indicated the future will likely fall on small nuclear reactors…