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Ethan Kelly
Ethan Kelly
Reporter · Cleveland, OH
Ethan holds a degree in Business Administration from the University of Akron and has five years of experience covering local startups and economic development for the Akron Beacon Journal. His analytical perspective sheds light on the entrepreneurial spirit of Cleveland.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio — A new data center that reserves electricity from AEP Ohio can owe minimum monthly charges even if it uses far less power than it reserved. If the company cancels before its target date for getting power, it can also owe the full cost of certain local grid work covered by its agreement.
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