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QTS to Invest $250 Million in Texas Water Infrastructure and Stewardship Over the Next Decade — Photo: KCBD 11

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QTS to Invest $250 Million in Texas Water Infrastructure and Stewardship Over the Next Decade

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Provided by QTSASHBURN, Va.

(NEWS RELEASE) - QTS today announced plans to invest $250 million in Texas water infrastructure, conservation, and community-focused water projects over the next 10 years, reinforcing its commitment to responsible growth and long-term water stewardship across the state.

This QTS Water Infrastructure and Stewardship Pledge will support projects that improve water reliability, increase efficiency, and strengthen local water systems.

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