Jordan launches water-reuse program for AI cooling systems

October 22, 2025 · The Verge

Jordan introduced a pilot program requiring advanced cooling reuse reporting for AI centers.

The pilot enforces reuse disclosures and annual performance reporting.

Operators must show how water stress impacts outage and reliability planning.

The framework improves community confidence in local AI expansion.

Jordan joins other regions treating water as a first-order infrastructure factor.

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