Kenya Microsoft-G42 Data Center Project Draws Community Concern Over Water Issues, Previously Stalled Due to Power Problems
Microsoft and UAE AI company G42 announced in 2024 a $1 billion investment to build a data center near Lake Naivasha in Kenya. The project, originally planned for May 2026, has stalled due to power capacity issues. Currently, local communities are concerned that the project could exacerbate existing water stress and are calling for greater transparency and the adoption of water-saving technologies.
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