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Climate activists are protesting the rapid expansion of AI data centers and Amazon's plan to build what would be the largest gas power plant in the United States, arguing the tech boom is driving new fossil fuel infrastructure. Critics say the enormous energy demands of artificial intelligence are being met with gas rather than renewables, and campaigns against data center projects are gaining attention.

Enel is promoting its new Digital Luce electricity offer in Italy, with an energy price of 108 euros per MWh. The company says a typical family could save more than 200 euros a year compared with standard market rates. The claim is circulating widely in Italian media and consumer discussions as households look for relief from high energy bills.

The Osage Nation Congress has introduced legislation that would require the legislature's approval before hyperscale data centers can proceed within the Osage Nation's jurisdiction. The bill would give elected lawmakers oversight over large-scale data center projects rather than leaving decisions to other branches of the government. Regional public media outlets in Oklahoma are covering the proposal, which touches on tribal sovereignty and debates over the land, water and energy demands of big data infrastructure.

Rappler reports that the Lopez family's Energy Development Corporation, the Philippines' largest geothermal power producer, has become a target of interest among investors and business players. The piece examines who is eyeing a stake in the company and why control of the clean-energy asset matters. It has drawn attention among readers following Philippine corporate and energy-sector developments.