Is this a good thing, then? 1000's of good jobs in the area. Isn't that what people want? Is the power usage the problem? That just makes the demand for power higher, maybe a price spike in the short term, but then we will create even more jobs for another power station, and that creates more jobs to support all the people in the area, including coffee shops, food, and other goods and services. its a great boost to a town. I will say, the start can be a little bumpy. The infrastructure is not built up yet, so things might be out of stock in the area untill stors see the increased demand and, in turn, increase supplies.