Meta plus Moss Bluff, in order
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2 events, April 2026 to August 12, 2026. Also on the record, under the month each belongs to: 6 statements, 2 figures from other sources and 7 lines that are not events of their own. The facts, newest first: the record; the place: Louisiana.
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2026 2 events
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(the month its own sentence names; no day is given; filed under Sep 10, 2026)
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Azimuth Renewables signed option to purchase about 1,200 acres in Moss Bluff in April 2026 [2]
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Discussions appear to be in early stages between landowner Kenny Nichols and a potential developer [4]
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Also in August 2026: 2 statements and 1 line that is not an event of its own
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Decision · Calcasieu Parish (county)
Calcasieu Parish Police Jury confirmed no permits have been obtained or proposals submitted for a data center in Moss Bluff as of Tuesday theadvocate.com
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Statement · Brett Geymann, State Rep., R-Lake Charles
State Rep. Brett Geymann said no project is currently moving forward through Louisiana Economic Development or the Southwest Louisiana Economic Alliance theadvocate.com local outlet
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Statement · Brett Geymann, State Rep., R-Lake Charles
Geymann said he does not believe there should be a data center in Moss Bluff because it is a bedroom community and nonindustrial theadvocate.com local outlet
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Also in September 2026: 4 statements, 2 figures from other sources and 6 lines that are not events of their own
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Data center would occupy fraction of 1,168 acres in wooded rural portion of Moss Bluff [2]
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Azimuth Renewables has three years to purchase property with optional one year extension [2]
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Decision · Calcasieu Parish (county)
Project requires Calcasieu Parish Planning and Zoning Board approval theadvocate.com
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Statement · Louisiana state
Project must fully fund its own power generation and grid infrastructure costs The Advocate local outlet
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Figure · The Advocate
200,000,000 USD: To qualify for state tax incentives project must commit to minimum $200 million capital investment The Advocate local outlet
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Figure · The Advocate
50 jobs: To qualify for state tax incentives project must create at least 50 new permanent jobs The Advocate local outlet
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Plans are still in early stages and nothing firm has been decided yet [1]
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Company has option to purchase 1,100 acres [1]
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Azimuth Renewables considering building a data center on 1,100 acres near Coffey Road in Moss Bluff [1]
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Statement · Brett Geymann, Louisiana State Rep.
Brett Geymann stated that news of the considered data center has fueled opposition to competing solar farm proposal American Press local outlet
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Statement · Brett Geymann, State Representative
Residents of Moss Bluff oppose data center because houses border the proposed property and residents do not want to live that close to such facilities louisianaradionetwork.com local outlet
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Statement · Brett Geymann, State Representative
Moss Bluff was planned strictly as a residential community with no heavy commercial, light industrial or heavy industrial zoning louisianaradionetwork.com local outlet
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