Developer behind Millard County data center says his campus will generate water from natural gas

The developer behind a massive data center near Delta says he has the tech needed to turn natural gas into water. The tech is being patented right now and still needs to be confirmed by researchers at the University of Utah. But it brings up an interesting situation -- if data centers can actually create water rather than just use it, would it spur state lawmakers to further support data centers? And would it make up for all of the other issues with data centers that people across the nation have been complaining about? For clarification on this process and to get his thoughts, Greg and Holly turn to Ray Conley, CEO of Creekstone Energy.

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