“Utilities can’t keep up with the demand,” said Michael Brady, CEO of IMG Energy Solutions, a North Shore-based company that develops small natural gas plants and solar facilities.

IMG is currently pursuing a massive data center project in the western U.S. which requires 200 megawatts of power.

“A lot of people are coming to us and saying, ‘We can’t get an interconnection for five to 10 years,’ if they can get it (at all),” he said. “There’s a panic and the panic has gotten people to (think about) natural gas.”

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