This substantial power requirement constitutes over 5% of Norway's total electricity consumption, equivalent to the energy needs of approximately half a million households.
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Update: A former version of this article referred that Google had applied for 860MW for its data centre power. This has now been clarified by local authorities who said the value was a long-term projection based on power needs by Google and other entities. Therefore, this entry has been updated accordingly.
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