Fact-check: “As of September 27, 2026, an executed agreement or approved utility tariff for QTS's proposed Clinton, Iowa data center requires QTS to cover project-specific electricity infrastructure costs even if…”
Verdict: Unverifiable (18% confidence)
No Clinton-specific IUC-approved tariff or executed service agreement for QTS's Clinton campus has been publicly confirmed as of September 27, 2026. As of Alliant's July 31, 2026 earnings call, the Clinton individual-customer-rate application was still anticipated — not yet filed or approved. QTS's public statements pledge to cover infrastructure costs, but those are not an executed or approved instrument, and their terms on cancellation or underuse are not specified in any publicly available d…
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