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South Korea Eyes $22.3 Billion Texas Gas Plant to Power AI Data Centers
South Korea has reportedly agreed to invest $22.3 billion in a gas-fired power plant in Texas as part of its trade deal with the Trump administration.
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South Korea has agreed to invest $22.3 billion in a gas‑fired power plant in Texas, marking its first investment under a trade deal with the Trump administration, according to Reuters citing Korean media. The plant will be built in Texas, though the article provides no further details on its timeline or operational plans. This investment forms part of the broader trade agreement between the two governments.
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