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A state agency plans to complete an audit of a governor's data center by December. The audit is being conducted by ERCOT. The agency has stated it can collect information from a significant number of energy consumers, including those that are large and medium-sized.
More than 400 energy consumers are expected to be involved in the information collection process, though further details about the audit are available from the source.
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