Where I live, Google is building a huge 860 MW hyperscale datacenter that will require massive amounts of solar and wind to be built in our region, ruining a lot of forests and mountains. It also consumes insane amounts of water.
To put the energy demands into context; 860 MW (7.5 TWh a year) is about 25% of the energy use of all households and the agricultural sector in Norway.
The same is true for other european countries. In Denmark, datacenters now consume 20% of the total energy production. The same is true for Ireland.
Renewable energy is not that green if it only adds energy to the mix on top of fossil fuel use, instead of replacing it.
Solar and wind is resource intensive to build and wind and solar parks can claim large areas of forest and biodiverse nature when installed.
Another local business near me put solar on the roof of their industrial building, and it powers all their delivery cars + their cooling needs for storage. It is owned by the local business, not by an international investment firm, and it does not claim any extra nature when installed. This is how we should use renewables!