Koch Real Estate Investments (KREI), one of Koch’s in-house investment arms, launched Edged US in 2024.

The public is pushing back on data center developments due to their huge energy consumption, which is expected to force increases in utility rates for all customers. Data centers already consume more than 4% of the nation’s electricity supply, according to a congressional briefing paper issued in May, and that demand is expected to more than double by 2030. - Exposed by CMD

The public is pushing back on data center developments due to their huge energy consumption, which is expected to force increases in utility rates for all customers. Data centers already consume more than 4% of the nation’s electricity supply, according to a congressional briefing paper issued in May, and that demand is expected to more than double by 2030. - Exposed by CMD

The public is pushing back on data center developments due to their huge energy consumption, which is expected to force increases in utility rates for all customers. Data centers already consume more than 4% of the nation’s electricity supply, according to a congressional briefing paper issued in May, and that demand is expected to more than double by 2030. - Exposed by CMD

Koch has a long history of lobbying for tax subsidies, while at the same time decrying special interest handouts. Good Jobs First reports that Koch and its subsidiaries (such as Georgia Pacific) have received almost $796 million in state and local tax breaks and subsidies — mostly in the past decade or so — not including the many tax breaks or subsidies received by startups funded by Koch’s venture capital and growth equity operations. - Exposed by CMD

The public is pushing back on data center developments due to their huge energy consumption, which is expected to force increases in utility rates for all customers. Data centers already consume more than 4% of the nation’s electricity supply, according to a congressional briefing paper issued in May, and that demand is expected to more than double by 2030. - Exposed by CMD

Koch has a long history of lobbying for tax subsidies, while at the same time decrying special interest handouts. Good Jobs First reports that Koch and its subsidiaries (such as Georgia Pacific) have received almost $796 million in state and local tax breaks and subsidies — mostly in the past decade or so — not including the many tax breaks or subsidies received by startups funded by Koch’s venture capital and growth equity operations. - Exposed by CMD

The public is pushing back on data center developments due to their huge energy consumption, which is expected to force increases in utility rates for all customers. Data centers already consume more than 4% of the nation’s electricity supply, according to a congressional briefing paper issued in May, and that demand is expected to more than double by 2030. - Exposed by CMD

Koch has a long history of lobbying for tax subsidies, while at the same time decrying special interest handouts. Good Jobs First reports that Koch and its subsidiaries (such as Georgia Pacific) have received almost $796 million in state and local tax breaks and subsidies — mostly in the past decade or so — not including the many tax breaks or subsidies received by startups funded by Koch’s venture capital and growth equity operations. - Exposed by CMD

The public is pushing back on data center developments due to their huge energy consumption, which is expected to force increases in utility rates for all customers. Data centers already consume more than 4% of the nation’s electricity supply, according to a congressional briefing paper issued in May, and that demand is expected to more than double by 2030. - Exposed by CMD

Koch has a long history of lobbying for tax subsidies, while at the same time decrying special interest handouts. Good Jobs First reports that Koch and its subsidiaries (such as Georgia Pacific) have received almost $796 million in state and local tax breaks and subsidies — mostly in the past decade or so — not including the many tax breaks or subsidies received by startups funded by Koch’s venture capital and growth equity operations. - Exposed by CMD