This photo taken on September 4, 2026 shows people holding placards against the approval of a data centre in the government's redevelopment plans for Brick Lane, outside the Ministry of Housing offices in London. Part of a multi-million pound redevelopment of a sprawling former brewery site, the data centre is an unlikely addition to the graffiti-lined east London street, where tourists spill between vintage shops and queue for bagels served throughout the night. The 10-acre Truman Brewery site will be transformed with offices, retail space and a data centre, which will primarily serve the neighbouring financial district. (Photo by CARLOS JASSO / AFP via Getty Images) / TO GO WITH STORY Britain-technology-urban-planning,REPORTAGE by Alexandra BACON

This photo taken on September 4, 2026 shows people holding placards against the approval of a data centre in the government's redevelopment plans for Brick Lane, outside the Ministry of Housing offices in London. Part of a multi-million pound redevelopment of a sprawling former brewery site, the data centre is an unlikely addition to the graffiti-lined east London street, where tourists spill between vintage shops and queue for bagels served throughout the night. The 10-acre Truman Brewery site will be transformed with offices, retail space and a data centre, which will primarily serve the neighbouring financial district. (Photo by CARLOS JASSO / AFP via Getty Images) / TO GO WITH STORY Britain-technology-urban-planning,REPORTAGE by Alexandra BACON

This photo taken on September 4, 2026 shows people holding placards against the approval of a data centre in the government's redevelopment plans for Brick Lane, outside the Ministry of Housing offices in London. Part of a multi-million pound redevelopment of a sprawling former brewery site, the data centre is an unlikely addition to the graffiti-lined east London street, where tourists spill between vintage shops and queue for bagels served throughout the night. The 10-acre Truman Brewery site will be transformed with offices, retail space and a data centre, which will primarily serve the neighbouring financial district. (Photo by CARLOS JASSO / AFP via Getty Images) / TO GO WITH STORY Britain-technology-urban-planning,REPORTAGE by Alexandra BACON

Cargo ships and containers are seen at the container terminal of Nanjing Port, in China's eastern Jiangsu province early on September 8, 2026. (Photo by CN-STR / AFP via Getty Images) / China OUT ***BESTPIX***

Two man use a boat in front of abandoned oil wells in Maracaibo lake, Zulia state, Venezuela on September 7, 2026. Venezuela and US signed an agreement granting US access to more than 65 billion barrels -- almost 20 percent -- of oil in Venezuela, which holds the largest proven reserves in the world. (Photo by John Chacón / AFP via Getty Images)

Bahamas flagged Mediterranean Voyager crude oil tanker sails in Maracaibo lake, Zulia state, Venezuela on September 7, 2026. Venezuela and US signed an agreement granting US access to more than 65 billion barrels -- almost 20 percent -- of oil in Venezuela, which holds the largest proven reserves in the world. (Photo by John Chacón / AFP via Getty Images)

Abandoned oil wells are pictured in Maracaibo lake, Zulia state, Venezuela on September 7, 2026. Venezuela and US signed an agreement granting US access to more than 65 billion barrels -- almost 20 percent -- of oil in Venezuela, which holds the largest proven reserves in the world. (Photo by John Chacón / AFP via Getty Images)

Abandoned oil wells are pictured in Maracaibo lake, Zulia state, Venezuela on September 7, 2026. Venezuela and US signed an agreement granting US access to more than 65 billion barrels -- almost 20 percent -- of oil in Venezuela, which holds the largest proven reserves in the world. (Photo by John Chacón / AFP via Getty Images)