You're asking how breaking the law is cheating? If not, can you clarify your question?

It's not breaking the law as xAI are using mobile generators.

As the article mentions under some circumstances trailer mounted generators are not considered stationary and that is the basis of the plaintiffs claim.

"Mobile" generators that are sitting in one place and not moving.

That is how mobile generators operate in 99% of situations. "Mobile" is referring to how the generator can be transported to different locations to be used where power is needed.

No, “mobile generators” are not constantly powered at one location.

Typically they are unused in storage and brought to location without power. It could be a warehouse with sensitive equipment (freezers etc), a hospital in need of extra power etc.

This is clearly a case of abuse and people should go to jail for wrecking the planet.

I work in the energy sector and I’ve done routine maintenance on backup generators, including work on the diesel engines.

>No, “mobile generators” are not constantly powered at one location.

xAI temporarily has these generators at the location. It's not meant to be constantly be there.

And how long is “temporary”?

They are normally used during power outages or during construction(days, not weeks).

That is knowledge internal to xAI.

So you’re only guessing it’s temporary then.

That have been there since Sep 2024

https://naturalgasintel.com/news/data-centers-going-off-grid...

Exactly their point.