Thorough Environmental Review Process with Community Engagement

• • Full Environmental Impact Report (EIR) preparation and public review process – the deepest level of environmental review.

• • Oversight by the highly regulated California Energy Commission (CEC) and the South Coast Air Quality Management district (SCAQMD).

• • Thoughtful outreach and engagement with community stakeholders.

Minimizing Water Consumption

• • The planned data center will utilize advanced air-cooled chiller technology designed to minimize water consumption while supporting energy-efficient operations.

• • The project is anticipated to reduce the property’s current water consumption by 13%.

Reducing Electricity Rates

• • Anticipate the project will reduce electricity rates for the surrounding community.

• • No power subsidies required.

• • Infrastructure improvements and provision of power to the site will be entirely privately funded, with neighboring communities benefiting from the infrastructure upgrades.

Jobs and Union Labor with Project Labor Agreement

• • 1,500 high-skill, living wage jobs created during the construction process.

• • 200 permanent technical and maintenance jobs once operational.

• • In partnership with labor, educational institutions and the community, LARTP’s ownership will establish a local workforce training program to establish a pathway into construction careers for local students and residents.

Community Benefits Agreement

• • In consultation with community leaders, a Community Benefits Agreement will be established to support neighboring residents, businesses, and community-based organizations.