- Trinidad and Tobago signed deals with U.S. firms to explore two large data centers (about 150 MW and 300 MW) — the first such agreements in the Caribbean.
- Locals and activists worry the centers could strain power and scarce water supplies and damage the environment.
- The government says the projects, plus a steel-plant revival, could create 5,000+ jobs and were facilitated with U.S. involvement.
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