Nevada's electric utility is suing a major data center company. Here's why.

Nevada's primary utility, NV Energy, is suing data centre developer Tract, alleging the company is trying to bypass the public regulatory process through private arbitration. The utility claims this move is an attempt to shift the immense costs of new power infrastructure, required for Tract's large-scale developments, onto existing customers.

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