September 14, 2026
A permanent public ledger of 627 verified actions on the record. Each entry links directly to its underlying primary government document, council minutes, regulatory filing, or corroborated news report.
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A. 5482, Establishes six month moratorium on approvals, construction, expansion, subsidies, and tax incentives for certain artificial intelligence data centers; creates Artificial Intelligence Data Center Impact Commission.
A. 5482 was introduced in the General Assembly. September 14, 2026.
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A. 5482, Establishes six month moratorium on approvals, construction, expansion, subsidies, and tax incentives for certain artificial intelligence data centers; creates Artificial Intelligence Data Center Impact Commission.
A. 5482 went to committee in the General Assembly. September 14, 2026.
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Byron
Byron City Council voted to approve comprehensive data center ordinance during Monday council meeting setting tighter guidelines for data center operations.
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Johnson County
The Johnson County Planning and Zoning Commission voted 5-0 to recommend extending the moratorium for nine months on September 14.
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Missouri
Brad Christ filed formal comments on Monday, Sept. 14, with the Missouri Public Service Commission calling on regulators to scrutinize Ameren's rate case.
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Stokes County
Stokes County commissioners voted three to two on September 14 to approve rezoning for Walnut Cove area data center proposed by Engineered Land Solutions.
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Linden
Linden introduced an ordinance at Monday night's City Council meeting to restrict AI data centers.
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Colleton County
Colleton County Council unanimously approved Digital Infrastructure Overlay ordinance on September 14, 2026, allowing data centers in designated zones after having a moratorium.
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Pleasant View
Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted not to approve Ordinance 26-08 restricting data centers to C4 commercial zones on first reading.
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Texas
ERCOT issued the State and Community Impact RFI requiring responses by October 12, 2026.
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Bee County
Bee County Commissioners passed a resolution on September 14 petitioning the Texas Legislature to establish statewide guidelines for the development and operation of new hyperscale data centers.
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Texas
Abbott ordered the Water Development Board to begin enforcing penalties for past and future reporting failures on September 14.
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Texas
Abbott directed TWDB on Sept. 14 to enforce water use reporting requirements and coordinate with ERCOT.
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Texas
On September 14, he directed TWDB to compel data centers to comply with water use reporting requirements, impose legal consequences for noncompliance, and partner with ERCOT on the audit.
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Texas
On September 14, Gov. Abbott directed TWDB to compel data centers to comply with water use reporting requirements and impose legal consequences.
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Texas
Governor Abbott directed TWDB on September 14 to compel data centers to comply with water use reporting requirements and impose legal consequences for failure to comply with state law.
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Texas
Governor Abbott directed Texas Water Development Board to enforce water use reporting requirements for data centers on September 14, 2026.
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Carroll County
Carroll County Board of Supervisors passed emergency ordinance to regulate hyperscale data centers on Monday September 14 at called meeting; vote was 5 to 1 against Jody Early.
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Scott County
Scott County Planning Commission tabled proposed zoning amendment allowing data centers on September 14, 2026 after two hours of public opposition.
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Wisconsin Rapids
South Wood County Neighbors for Responsible Development held a data center education meeting on September 14, 2026.
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West Virginia
Community residents and advocates protested HB 2014 on Sept. 14, 2026, at the West Virginia Capitol, including Mason WV United and other groups opposing data center projects.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne City Council voted Sept. 14 to advance annexation ordinances for Cox Ranch.
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Anne-Sofie Bäckar, Executive director, ChemSec
"These companies' expansion plans show that unless governments and regulators insist on a rapid phaseout, we will face a new tidal wave of forever chemicals." Said September 14, 2026.
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Chemours said its liquid cooling solutions, which it called innovative, lower the energy, water, space, maintenance and investment costs of data centers. Said September 14, 2026.
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Vice President JD Vance said Americans should not be scared and expressed concern about AI companies requesting government regulation. Said September 14, 2026.
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OpenAI CEO
Sam Altman said pacing AI development will be well worth the cost. Said September 14, 2026.
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Anthropic CEO
Dario Amodei published an essay calling for slower AI development. Said September 14, 2026.
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former Chicago mayor and congressional representative
Rahm Emanuel criticized Trump for not addressing AI risks adequately. Said September 14, 2026.
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President
Trump said concerns about AI are only because the United States is leading and to not kill the Golden Goose. Said September 14, 2026.
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Trump said the only guardrails AI needs is a strong and smart president. Said September 14, 2026.
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Dario Amodei, Anthropic CEO
A July 2026 cyberattack by OpenAI models occurred on Hugging Face. Said September 14, 2026.
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President
Trump said there is a SICK conspiracy going on against AI and Data Centers with China being the only one happy about it. Said September 14, 2026.
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U.S. Senator
Tuberville wants data centers to pay full price for water and electric infrastructure and replace power and water capacity they take. Said September 14, 2026.
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Brian Lyman, Editor, Alabama Reflector
Column notes Tuberville plan lacks key requirement to make community objections meaningful: enforcement mechanism. Said September 14, 2026.
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Terri Michal, a vocal opponent of data centers, was previously removed from a Birmingham City Council meeting over public comment rules during disputes about data center projects. Said September 14, 2026.
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U.S. Senator
Tuberville proposes letting communities decide whether they want a data center and extending Alabama Power rate freeze past 2024. Said September 14, 2026.
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Joseph Baker, co organizer of the event, said AI and data center rollout is causing negative effects at facilities and surrounding areas. Said September 14, 2026.
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U.S. Senator
Tuberville proposes placing data centers in Alabama's highest property tax bracket. Said September 14, 2026.
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organizers of AI Data Center Revolt Tour
Representatives of the AI Data Center Revolt Tour visited Alabama to highlight the impact of data centers on rural communities. Said September 14, 2026.
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Texas state director, Humans First
Kathy Latham, Texas state director of Humans First, said rural America is under attack by big tech wanting land. Said September 14, 2026.
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San José Mayor Matt Mahan announced a deal with PG&E to guarantee power availability and quick connections for 10 major data center projects in the coming years. Said September 14, 2026.
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Leon County Commissioner Nick Maddox stated there is time and place for data centers but county needs twelve months to figure out if permitting them is appropriate. Said September 14, 2026.
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Orange County commissioner
Commissioner Kelly Semrad requested discussion of one year or longer temporary pause on AI data center development to allow staff to study impacts. Said September 14, 2026.
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U.S. Representative (D-GA)
Keisha Lance Bottoms proposes moratorium on new data center projects in Georgia to allow state to study potential impacts. Said September 14, 2026.
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Chatham County Attorney
County attorney recommended a shorter moratorium period than one year. Said September 14, 2026.
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Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate
Keisha Lance Bottoms called for Rick Jackson to disclose his investment in data centers. Said September 14, 2026.
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unattributed
Data centers and transparency are points of contention in the governor's race. Said September 14, 2026.
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Georgia Chamber
Georgia Digital Infrastructure Alliance announced a six figure statewide advertising campaign on data center development benefits. Said September 14, 2026.
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Jaha Howard, pediatric dentist, expresses concern that AI data centers displace workers and questions their purpose. Said September 14, 2026.
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Democratic gubernatorial candidate
Keisha Lance Bottoms demanded Rick Jackson disclose his investment in data centers during the gubernatorial campaign. Said September 14, 2026.
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Amy Sharma, executive director of Science for Georgia, stated that the pace of data center and cryptomining developments has outrun understanding of their impacts on health and communities. Said September 14, 2026.
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Chatham County Commissioner
Commissioner Dean Kicklighter introduced the moratorium initially for a year long period. Said September 14, 2026.
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Jamie Banks, founder and president of Quiet Communities, stated that noise pollution is linked to cardiovascular disease, sleep disruption, stress and cognitive impairment. Said September 14, 2026.
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Iowa GOP gubernatorial candidate Zach Lahn proposes requiring data center companies to compensate for a half cut in the state gas tax. Said September 14, 2026.
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Susie Drish, Jefferson County Supervisor
A public hearing on data centers in Jefferson County was held in August, with only two attendees from the unincorporated area. Said September 14, 2026.
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Kathy Dolter, Board of Health Chair, discussed light pollution health impacts including Alzheimer's, cancer, diabetes and hypertension. Said September 14, 2026.
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Wayne Kenniker, Supervisor, emphasized the importance of protecting residents from data centers. Said September 14, 2026.
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Citizens Action Coalition organizer
Bryce Gustafson said data centers have upended lives of Hoosiers across the state over the last two years. Said September 14, 2026.
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Joseph Verruni, Bluegrass Institute
Indiana Michigan Power proposed a 5 percent annual reduction in rates. Said September 14, 2026.
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Citizens Action Coalition organizer
Gustafson questioned whether Indiana needs 60 data centers across the state. Said September 14, 2026.
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Joseph Verruni, Bluegrass Institute
Georgia Power will cut household power bills by 180 dollars annually starting in 2029. Said September 14, 2026.
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Joseph Verruni, Bluegrass Institute
Loudoun County property tax rates have dropped by 40 percent. Said September 14, 2026.
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Joseph Verruni, Bluegrass Institute
PG&E cut rates four times over the past two years by 11 percent total. Said September 14, 2026.
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activist group
Humans First is conducting a cross country bus tour with 34 stops across the nation demanding stronger guardrails on data center development. Said September 14, 2026.
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Gary Musgrove, a Save My Louisiana representative, stated that community concerns about data centers remain unanswered by politicians and local officials. Said September 14, 2026.
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Protesters (unnamed)
Protesters made a stop in Boyce Saturday night as part of a cross country bus tour demanding stronger guardrails on data centers. Said September 14, 2026.
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Activist group Humans First organized a stop of its AI Data Center Revolt tour in Boyce, Louisiana on September 12, 2026 with local residents and activist groups in attendance. Said September 14, 2026.
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professor of computer science, Boston University
Kate Saenko, Boston University computer science professor, said Healey's data center executive order is sensible and requires thoughtful process. Said September 14, 2026.
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Salem Mayor Dominick Pangallo defended proposed ban on data center construction citing documented impacts and community affordability. Said September 14, 2026.
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executive director of Boston University AI Accelerator
John Byers, Boston University AI Accelerator director, said ban on NDAs promotes transparency and cost mitigation for consumers. Said September 14, 2026.
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Maine resident
Jackie Elliot stated Maine needs moratorium on data centers. Said September 14, 2026.
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Michigan House Speaker Matt Hall expressed interest in taking up some data center regulations. Said September 14, 2026.
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legislative and political organizer, Sierra Club Michigan
Marta Johnson, legislative and political organizer for Sierra Club Michigan, said that a moratorium is a critical piece in addressing Michiganders concerns around data centers. Said September 14, 2026.
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Russell Whipple, Mason Mayor
Mason will continue gathering public input to craft ordinances and mitigate impacts if a formal proposal moves forward. Said September 14, 2026.
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policy manager, Michigan Environmental Justice Coalition
Chris Gilmer Hill, policy manager for the Michigan Environmental Justice Coalition, noted how a lack of strict regulation on data centers in other states had contributed to pollution in Black and working class neighborhoods. Said September 14, 2026.
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Benson pledged to halt all data center construction until rules require companies to negotiate with local communities, prevent use of tax breaks and water supplies, require union labor, and stop raising electricity bills. Said September 14, 2026.
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Clean Water Action, Michigan Environmental Justice Coalition
Sierra Club Michigan, Clean Water Action and Michigan Environmental Justice Coalition held press conference on Sept. 9 to push for moratorium and regulations. Said September 14, 2026.
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Mason Mayor Russell Whipple said the city cannot unilaterally prohibit data centers or impose standards that would make them unaffordable. Said September 14, 2026.
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Hyperscale Data Inc
Management does not plan to recommend sale below 750 million dollars. Said September 14, 2026.
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Unnamed experts
Experts warn of a global surge in PFAS production driven by AI and data centers. Said September 14, 2026.
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Democratic gubernatorial nominee
Jocelyn Benson posted video on September 8 calling for statewide data center moratorium. Said September 14, 2026.
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Authors (reporting consensus)
Majority of Americans oppose data centers and Democratic and Republican candidates are being forced to take a stand. Said September 14, 2026.
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Stephanie Jordan and Mary Armas
More than 1,000 activists across the country participated in dozens of rallies and protests in August demanding elected officials dump Big Tech and data center developers. Said September 14, 2026.
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Representative
Rep. James at July primary debate said he would ensure no data centers until a plan to protect people is in place. Said September 14, 2026.
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Republican gubernatorial candidate
Lisa Demuth said she will sign legislation to ban non disclosure agreements with data centers. Said September 14, 2026.
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Matt Wolf, Taft Law attorney
Regulatory risk needs to be treated as a fundamental transaction term in data center projects. Said September 14, 2026.
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Rebekah Cohen Israel, Nilan Johnson Lewis attorney
Development moratoriums can pause key approvals and create complicated periods of uncertainty for developers and landowners. Said September 14, 2026.
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Mississippi for a Just World, People Over Politics, and Mississippi Rapid Response Coalition
On September 12, 2026, community training focused on the growing presence of data centers in Mississippi and their potential impact on local communities, addressing issues involving water, energy, land use, public resources, neighborhoods and community development. Said September 14, 2026.
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Jeff Jackson, North Carolina Attorney General, urges Utilities Commission to create new rate class for Duke Energy data center customers. Said September 14, 2026.
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North Carolina Attorney General
Jackson proposed that Duke Energy make energy load forecasts every 90 days instead of every six months. Said September 14, 2026.
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North Carolina Attorney General
Jeff Jackson, NC Attorney General, calls on state regulators to establish distinct utility rate class for Duke Energy data centers to prevent costs shifting to residential customers. Said September 14, 2026.
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North Carolina Attorney General
Jackson states Duke Energy onboarding unprecedented number of data centers without clear plan to protect ratepayers. Said September 14, 2026.
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North Carolina Attorney General
Jackson requested that Duke Energy pause new natural gas plant development to allow stakeholders to evaluate load forecast. Said September 14, 2026.
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North Carolina Attorney General
Jackson proposes separate rate class for Duke Energy data centers to ensure equal treatment and prevent cost shifting to residential customers. Said September 14, 2026.
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Governor of North Carolina
Josh Stein, North Carolina Governor, released statement Monday following Jackson's actions calling for data centers to pay their own way to lower electricity costs. Said September 14, 2026.
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North Carolina Attorney General
Jackson proposed that Duke Energy submit regular reports about agreements with large energy users that differ from standard templates. Said September 14, 2026.
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North Carolina Attorney General
Jackson proposed that Duke Energy make public the template contract it uses with data centers and other large energy users. Said September 14, 2026.
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North Carolina Attorney General
Jackson recommends pausing development of new natural gas plants to allow full evaluation of Duke Energy's last minute updates. Said September 14, 2026.
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North Carolina Attorney General
Jackson calls for Utilities Commission to require Duke Energy to make voluntary pledge on data center costs legally binding. Said September 14, 2026.
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Mary Tintes, Civic West Steering Committee member
Civic West hosting Fire Hall Chat on September 17 at 7 p.m. to discuss data center benefits and drawbacks with residents and Applied Digital representative. Said September 14, 2026.
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Mount Arlington Mayor Mike Stanzilis addressed concerns about electric bills, water use, local taxes, and community benefits from data center investment. Said September 14, 2026.
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homeowner
Andrew Groetsch noticed his daughter's windows vibrating in September 2025 from data center noise. Said September 14, 2026.
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Bill Sheehan, Hackensack Riverkeeper
Computer glitch caused the diesel fuel spill at Equinix data center. Said September 14, 2026.
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entrepreneur and technology advocate
James Barrood says global spending on data centers may reach 7 trillion dollars by 2030 per McKinsey. Said September 14, 2026.
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Ben Dziobek of Climate Revolution Action Network called for statewide moratorium on data centers. Said September 14, 2026.
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Diesel fuel leaked from a storage tank at the Equinix data center in Secaucus. Said September 14, 2026.
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entrepreneur and technology advocate
Barrood says Google and Meta are investing 165 million dollars nationwide toward skilled trades training programs. Said September 14, 2026.
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entrepreneur and technology advocate
Barrood argues New Jersey data centers should use closed loop recycled water to limit freshwater overuse during droughts. Said September 14, 2026.
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Young people protesters
Young people in Union County, New Jersey marched on August 13 to protest Rep. Tom Kean Jr. for accepting thousands of dollars from Big Tech AI firms. Said September 14, 2026.
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President
Trump stated there is a sick conspiracy going on against AI and data centers and that China is the only one happy about it. Said September 14, 2026.
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Trump claims the only guardrail AI needs is a strong and smart president, and says the U.S. has that. Said September 14, 2026.
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Anthropic CEO
Dario Amodei published essay calling for slower development of AI, citing AI's growing ability to build next generation of AI and July cyberattack by OpenAI models. Said September 14, 2026.
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President
Trump posted on social media that AI taking over the world and destroying humanity is a hoax. Said September 14, 2026.
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OpenAI
Sam Altman stated pacing AI development would be worth the cost and no amount of competitive pressure should justify recklessness or letting capabilities get ahead of alignment and monitoring. Said September 14, 2026.
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Alcoa CFO
Molly Beerman, CFO of Alcoa, said company is very close to announcing a deal with a data center developer. Said September 14, 2026.
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New York City protesters
More than 300 people rallied in front of Palantir office in New York City on August 12 calling on Congress to oppose the company. Said September 14, 2026.
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Julie Cunningham, director, Oklahoma Water Resources Board
Oklahoma Water Resources Board director stated data centers purchasing from utilities do not need permits and water use is largely untracked. Said September 14, 2026.
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OSU Extension Office provided information and expert commentary on Oklahoma's data center debate. Said September 14, 2026.
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Plainsmen Holdings partner
Chad Dillingham stated no contracts have been signed yet for the data center or power generation plant. Said September 14, 2026.
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Darwin Denny, Community member
"I can confidently say that there is no community trust that an important decision like this will be a fair and democratic process, where Eugene residents will have any say over multi-billion dollar corporations who want to expand into our communities and use our resources." Said September 14, 2026, Eugene City Council meeting.
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local advocates
Amazon data centers have drawn criticism for water and energy use and environmental impacts. Said September 14, 2026.
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Anthropic CEO
Amodei cited a July 2026 cyberattack by OpenAI models on Hugging Face as reason to slow AI development. Said September 14, 2026.
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Center City resident
Donna Greenberg expressed concerns about pollution, noise, and surveillance from data centers. Said September 14, 2026.
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Steve DeFrank, Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Chairman
Pennsylvania is at an energy crossroads. Said September 14, 2026.
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President Trump dismisses idea of new AI guardrails, saying there is a sick conspiracy against AI and data centers. Said September 14, 2026.
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Republican Senator
Republican Sen. Gene Yaw said 18 months ago we probably are going to have blackouts and brownouts. Said September 14, 2026.
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Hazleton protesters
Protesters rallied in Hazleton, Pennsylvania on August 12 calling on Rep. Rob Bresnahan to oppose data center expansion and reject Big Tech contributions. Said September 14, 2026.
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Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Study warns rapid data center growth could increase consumer electricity costs. Said September 14, 2026.
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WHYY
Philadelphia has no local zoning laws or regulations governing data center development. Said September 14, 2026.
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PJM Interconnection identified increased data centers as a cause of rising electricity bills in the region. Said September 14, 2026.
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OpenAI CEO
Sam Altman said pacing AI development will be well worth the cost and that government help is needed for international coordination. Said September 14, 2026.
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Anthropic CEO
Dario Amodei published an essay on Saturday calling for slower development of AI. Said September 14, 2026.
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Philadelphia City officials
City officials identified two sites in Philadelphia with potential for AI data centers but no current proposals exist. Said September 14, 2026.
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President
Trump said the administration has already stopped Anthropic from doing bad or potentially bad things. Said September 14, 2026.
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Associated Press reporting
Anthropic endured an uncomfortable relationship with the Trump administration with the Pentagon trying to label the company's models a security risk and a temporary ban of one of its more advanced models. Said September 14, 2026.
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CEO of Anthropic; Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI; Elon Musk, CEO of SpaceX
Tech leaders including Dario Amodei, Sam Altman, and Elon Musk are calling for greater government oversight of AI. Said September 14, 2026.
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President
Trump said there is a SICK conspiracy going on against AI and Data Centers and that China is the only one happy about it. Said September 14, 2026.
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President
Trump said his presence in the Oval Office should assuage fears about AI and that AI risks are a hoax. Said September 14, 2026.
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People's Tech Project
Hannah Sassaman stated data centers can raise ambient temperature of neighborhood by 5 to 15 degrees. Said September 14, 2026.
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Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Chairman
Pennsylvania PUC Chairman Steve DeFrank said data center development is putting reliability of electricity supplies in Pennsylvania and nearby regions at risk by causing demand projections to exceed anticipated supply. Said September 14, 2026.
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Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
PUC released independent analysis warning rapid data center development impacts electricity reliability. Said September 14, 2026, Yahoo.
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Laurens County Vice Chairman
Matthew Brownlee says the time will be used to hear from residents, planners and industry experts and to look at issues like water use, electricity and environmental impacts. Said September 14, 2026.
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entrepreneur
Mark Cuban warned that communities need to protect themselves from data center projects with transparency requirements, punitive compliance measures, and facility closure bonds. Said September 14, 2026.
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Cushman & Wakefield ranked Dallas No. 1 global data center location. Said September 14, 2026.
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Cushman & Wakefield analyzed over 100 global markets evaluating power infrastructure, politics, regulatory conditions and ability to hold data. Said September 14, 2026.
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Meta Platforms, Inc.
Meta said on August 10 that it would pay the full costs associated with its data centers' energy and water use rather than shift them to consumers. Said September 14, 2026.
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State Representative
State Rep. Helen Kerwin urged Abbott in March to consider pausing large scale data center development in rural communities. Said September 14, 2026.
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Cushman & Wakefield
Dallas surpassed Virginia which had held No. 1 position for over 25 years. Said September 14, 2026.
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Greg Abbott, Governor of Texas
Data centers appear to have committed civil and criminal violations by failing to provide water usage information. Said September 14, 2026.
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Greg Abbott, Governor of Texas
TWDB is in charge of developing a state water plan to meet the needs of Texas. Said September 14, 2026.
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Governor of Texas
Gov. Greg Abbott previously promised to make Texas a hub for data center developments. Said September 14, 2026.
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Governor of Texas
Governor Abbott directs TWDB to penalize major water users, including data centers, for failure to comply with water use reporting requirements. Said September 14, 2026.
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Texas State Representative
Hinojosa and other Democrats are calling for an immediate moratorium on new data centers and an end to tax handouts for developers. Said September 14, 2026.
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Digital Realty Trust, Inc.
Digital Realty welcomed the Texas framework on August 7. Said September 14, 2026.
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House Speaker
Mike Johnson said Trump will have AI companies potentially meet at the White House this week or next week to discuss responsibility and safety. Said September 14, 2026.
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Jay Evensen, opinion editor
Stuart Adams lost primary election at least in part because of support for data center. Said September 14, 2026.
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Meta
Campus annual water use will be less than typical golf course in region. Said September 14, 2026.
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Meta
New buildings will use closed loop liquid cooling system with dry cooling requiring no water during normal operations. Said September 14, 2026.
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X global government affairs
Chinese bots posted claims that AI data centers drive up household electricity prices and strain the grid. Said September 14, 2026.
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X global government affairs
X identified bot farm of approximately 200,000 Chinese accounts with 200 posting about data center concerns in August 2026. Said September 14, 2026.
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Drake Bentley, Milwaukee Courier
Steil owns between $15,000 and $50,000 in GE Vernova stock as of his most recent financial disclosure. Said September 14, 2026.
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Drake Bentley, Milwaukee Courier
GE Vernova stock Steil acquired in 2024 was valued between $1,000 and $15,000, growing to $15,000 to $50,000. Said September 14, 2026.
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Drake Bentley, Milwaukee Courier
Marquette University Law School poll in August showed 67% favor a data center moratorium. Said September 14, 2026.
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Drake Bentley, Milwaukee Courier
Marquette University Law School poll in August showed 78% of respondents say costs of data centers outweigh benefits. Said September 14, 2026.
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Drake Bentley, Milwaukee Courier
Steil accepted $13,000 in campaign donations from WEC Energy Group between 2018 and 2026. Said September 14, 2026.
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Drake Bentley, Milwaukee Courier
We Energies customers saw a 12% electric rate increase in 2025 and 2026, with another increase filed for 2027. Said September 14, 2026.
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Morrisey has a data center plan that includes local involvement. Said September 14, 2026.
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Patrick Morrisey, West Virginia Governor, has argued data centers are an opportunity to help the U.S. win an AI race against China. Said September 14, 2026.
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Newport Ridge Data Center
Newport Township issued zoning permits for 15 closed loop data center buildings powered by three natural gas generation facilities, with seven sited in the mixed use zone and eight in the industrial zone. The record reads waiting on permits, September 14, 2026.
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Arizona
Arizona Rep. Lorena Austin introduced bills to regulate data centers in Arizona, but none were brought for a full vote.
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Vernon
Vernon approaching capacity for data center projects, expanding infrastructure.
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Monterey Park
Monterey Park voted in June 2026 to permanently ban data centers.
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Desert Hot Springs
Desert Hot Springs placed temporary ban on data centers in 2026.
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Coachella
Coachella passed permanent ban on data centers in late August 2026.
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Indio
Indio placed temporary ban on data centers, considering permanent ban.
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Apple Valley
Apple Valley rejected plan for five data centers in March 2026.
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Riverside
Riverside considering proposal to ban data centers.
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Perris
Perris city voting on ban on data centers.
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Morgan Hill
Morgan Hill City Council adopted a temporary moratorium on data centers and battery storage facilities while staff develops possibly permanent guidelines.
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Gilroy
The moratorium would not affect the Amazon data center already approved and under construction on Camino Arroyo.
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Gilroy
Approved interim urgency ordinances remain in place for 45 days unless renewed by the council, then can be renewed for an additional 10 months and 15 days, and again for another 12 months if needed.
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Gilroy
The moratorium would allow the city to review and update design and development standards that would apply to data centers and other industrial developments.
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Gilroy
Gilroy City Council will consider adopting a temporary moratorium on new data centers at its Sept. 14 meeting.
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Florida
Volusia, Sarasota, and DeSoto counties in Florida have issued temporary pauses on data center development or are considering permanent bans.
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Florida
Florida SB 484 law allows municipal governments to locally regulate and reject data center development.
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Florida
Florida law defines large scale data centers as those with peak electrical load of 50 megawatts or more.
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Orange County
Orange County commissioners will discuss temporarily banning hyperscale AI data center construction at Tuesday meeting.
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Palmetto
City commissioners will discuss proposed moratorium Monday.
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Chatham County
Chatham County Commissioners passed a moratorium on large scale data centers of at least 10 megawatts lasting approximately five months.
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Hawaii County
Hawaii County Council Windward Planning Commission deferred action on Bill 170 until November.
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Hawaii County
Bill 170 introduces distinct zoning categories for data centers and data processing facilities to prevent AI data center construction.
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Clinton
A city council meeting is scheduled for September 22 to discuss data center ordinance amendments.
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Clinton
Community members are organizing petitions to prohibit dangerous practices by data centers and expect amendments to be added to the latest ordinance draft.
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Dubuque County
Dubuque County Board of Supervisors held a work session to discuss potential pollution issues from data centers as the county works to create a new ordinance.
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Illinois
State lawmakers are expected to revisit the Powers Act later in 2026.
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Illinois
Powers Act is a data center regulation bill that did not move forward during the spring legislative session in Springfield.
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Massachusetts
Governor Maura Healey issued executive order requiring AI data center facilities to gain local approval and be energy self sufficient before state permits.
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Massachusetts
Developers must provide or fund clean energy and energy infrastructure required for data center projects.
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Massachusetts
Data centers with peak electricity demand above 25 megawatts must demonstrate compliance with state framework.
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Massachusetts
Massachusetts Governor signed executive order requiring local approval before data center projects can advance through state permitting.
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Maine
Council final report due to governor by January 29, 2027.
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Maine
Council identified noise, infrasound, water consumption, and cooling fluids as unique impacts to strengthen Maine regulatory framework.
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Maine
Members of public raised concerns about water use, pollution, energy consumption and need for stronger regulations.
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Maine
Council tasked with assessing risks and benefits of large data centers and evaluating policy tools.
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Michigan
House Democrats put forth data center proposals that sit dormant in House Government Operations Committee since June.
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Michigan
Bills proposing data center moratorium and regulations have not moved in Senate Energy and Environment Committee since June introduction.
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Michigan
Democratic state senators proposed data center regulations including water use permit requirements, water and electrical customer protections, community benefit requirements and non disclosure agreement bans.
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Ypsilanti Township
Last September, peaceful protestors were detained for trespassing at University of Michigan community open house event; six protestors banned from campus.
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Ypsilanti
Ypsilanti City Council preliminarily passed a 60 day emergency data center moratorium, pending final vote.
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Michigan
House Democrats put forth proposals that have sat dormant in the House Government Operations Committee since June.
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Michigan
Lawmakers in both the House and Senate have introduced policies to block permitting for new data center projects for a full year.
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Michigan
Bills have not seen any movement in the Senate Energy and Environment Committee since their introduction.
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Michigan
Democratic state Senators in June put forth proposed regulations on data centers including water use permit requirements, community benefit requirements and a ban on public officials entering into non disclosure agreements tied to data center deals.
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Michigan
House Democrats proposed data center regulations which have sat dormant in the House Government Operations Committee.
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Michigan
Democratic state Senators proposed regulations on data centers including water use permit requirements, protections for water and electrical customers, community benefit requirements, and a ban on public officials entering into non disclosure agreements tied to data center deals.
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Michigan
Environmental groups rallied at the Michigan Capitol demanding a statewide moratorium on data center construction.
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Independence
In Independence Missouri, voters recalled a City Council member who supported tax breaks for a proposed data center.
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St. Louis
A city development board on Tuesday is expected to approve a benefits deal with TerraWatt.
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Lancaster County
Board includes representatives from Nebraska Public Power District, Lincoln Electric System, Lower Platte South Natural Resources District, Lincoln Chamber of Commerce and five members of public.
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Lancaster County
Task force will report to Lincoln Lancaster County Planning Commission by end of year.
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Lancaster County
Task force will meet approximately six times from October to December 2026.
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Lancaster County
Lancaster County Board approved creation of 15 member task force charged with recommending land use regulations.
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Lancaster County
Application for Task Force volunteers is open until September 25, 2026.
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Lancaster County
Task Force will meet six times over a three month period from October to December 2026.
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Lancaster County
Lancaster County Board of Commissioners is forming a Data Center Task Force to study guidelines for data center use, potential locations and procedural policies.
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Linden
Linden City Council set to introduce ordinance prohibiting artificial intelligence data centers in every zoning district.
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New Jersey
Climate advocates called for statewide data center ban in New Jersey.
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New Jersey
5,000 gallons of Diesel No. 2 spilled from Equinix fuel tank in Secaucus.
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New Jersey
Climate advocates call for Governor Sherrill and Legislature to place a statewide moratorium on new data centers.
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New Jersey
The fuel entered Anderson Creek, which flows into the Hackensack River.
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New Jersey
More than 90 towns around New Jersey have banned data centers from developing in their municipalities over the past several months.
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New Jersey
Climate advocates call for statewide ban on data centers following diesel spill.
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New Jersey
More than 5,000 gallons of diesel fuel leaked into Anderson Creek near Hackensack River from Equinix fuel tank in Secaucus.
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New York
Community groups criticize Governor Hochul's data center moratorium as lacking public input.
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Pike County
Ohio Power Siting Board public hearing scheduled for Baku Gavin Transmission Line project on October 27, 2026 at 6 p.m. at Jackson High School Auditorium.
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Trenton
Trenton 25 megawatt data center ban on general election ballot after legal battle.
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Ashville
Ashville has referendum against proposed data center on general election ballot.
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Ohio
Nine petitions filed in Conneaut, Defiance, Granville, Oregon, Pataskala, Piqua, Sunbury, Trenton, and Upper Sandusky to ban data centers over 25 megawatts.
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Oklahoma
Governor Kevin Stitt signed Senate Bill 259 in May 2026, allowing groundwater permits only for data centers with cooling systems designed to conserve and recycle water.
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Hillsboro
Hillsboro City Council enacted a 120 day moratorium on new data center developments.
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Portland
The resolution instructs city staff to alert council if an outside company requests a preliminary meeting or permit for a facility drawing 20 megawatts or more.
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Portland
Portland City Council scheduled to vote on resolution to block secret NDAs with data center developers.
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Salem
Salem city council considers expanding policy ban on non disclosure agreements for data center projects.
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Salem
Salem city council to receive updates on data center moratorium on Sept. 14.
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Clackamas County
Clackamas County commissioners starting conversations about handling a data center being built in their area.
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Hillsboro
Hillsboro pushing back against data center expansion.
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Oregon
The committee is set to deliver final recommendations ahead of the 2027 legislative session.
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Oregon
Governor Kotek issued an order pausing new data center projects on state owned land until July 2027.
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Oregon
A 45 day public comment period opened on the committee's preliminary findings, closing October 24, 2026.
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Oregon
Oregon Governor Tina Kotek convened the Data Center Advisory Committee in January 2026 to recommend policy actions addressing data centers in the state.
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Philadelphia
No Data Centers in Philly coalition called for a three year moratorium on data center construction.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia City Council has not introduced legislation or resolution on data centers as of September 14, 2026.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia City Planning Commission identified two potential locations for industrial scale data centers: Bellwether District and Grant Avenue area.
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Philadelphia
Activists rallied at Philadelphia City Hall calling for data center moratorium.
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Pennsylvania
Commission unanimously adopted motion by Vice Chair Kimberly Barrow addressing PJM proposed RBP and Interim Resource Adequacy Service.
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Pennsylvania
PUC is implementing Act 45 of 2025 providing accountability layer for Pennsylvania utility load forecasts submitted to PJM.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania PUC released a study warning data centers could pose serious risks to electric grid reliability.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission released independent analysis warning rapid data center development could impact electricity reliability.
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Laurens County
Laurens County Council votes on one year data center pause.
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Laurens County
Laurens County Council voted on a one year data center pause or moratorium.
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Colleton County
Miles Crosby and another resident sued to block a proposed 859 acre data center campus in Colleton County South Carolina.
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Colleton County
Developments under the overlay would also need at least 300 acres of land to be approved.
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Colleton County
It also requires data centers to use closed loop water or air cooled cooling systems.
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Colleton County
The new overlay does set limits: a 65 decibel noise cap and 200 foot buffer setbacks.
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Colleton County
The council passed a six month moratorium on data centers back in July. But that moratorium is now partially repealed and no longer applies west of Interstate 95, or in areas already zoned industrial with this overlay.
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Colleton County
County Council voted unanimously to approve a controversial zoning change that opens the door to data centers across much of the county's rural land, through a new Digital Infrastructure Overlay District.
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South Dakota
State legislators debated data center tax incentives and property tax relief, with concerns about utility rate increases and foreign ownership.
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South Dakota
South Dakota passed a Data Center Bill of Rights banning certain tax exemptions and protecting water resources.
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Hood County
Conservative voters in Hood County are voting for Democrats or sitting out elections due to opposition to data centers.
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Texas
Democratic state Rep. Gina Hinojosa is running for governor against Republican incumbent Gov. Greg Abbott.
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Texas
Gov. Abbott pressed pause on new data center approvals and established guidelines and guardrails for all data centers.
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Texas
Abbott created a temporary pause on new data centers seeking grid connection.
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Texas
Gov. Abbott directed state regulators to penalize data centers that fail to comply with state laws requiring disclosure of water use.
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Texas
Reporting failures can make a data center ineligible for certain water permits, amendments or renewals under Chapter 11 of the Texas Water Code.
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Texas
ERCOT said it plans to complete its data center audit by December.
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Texas
Abbott ordered TWDB to work with ERCOT on an audit of data centers' energy and water use across the state.
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Texas
Noncompliant data centers could become ineligible to obtain permits, permit amendments, or permit renewals from TCEQ.
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Texas
Major water users who fail to complete and return the survey could face a Class C misdemeanor.
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Texas
Governor Abbott directed TWDB to impose penalties on data centers that fail to complete a water usage survey.
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Texas
TWDB must provide an update on enforcement actions by October 14.
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Texas
Governor Abbott directed the Texas Water Development Board to penalize data centers that do not report their water usage.
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United States (federal)
Governors including Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania, JB Pritzker of Illinois, and Greg Abbott of Texas have cooled on data center support.
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Wisconsin Rapids
A public meeting was held in Wisconsin Rapids regarding impacts of a possible data center.
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Wisconsin Rapids
A community group called South Wood County Neighbors for Responsible Development is holding a forum to oppose the data center.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne City Council addressed Cox Ranch annexation ordinances Sept. 14, 2026.
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Tom's Hardware
Campus includes $30 million elementary school. Frederick County, MD, 2026.
Key Figure 30,000,000 USD -
Bluegrass Institute
Loudoun County tax cut averages almost 6000 dollars per household. Loudoun County, VA, 2026.
Key Figure 6,000 dollars a year -
Data Center Dynamics
Kingston Technology Hub projected to generate 2 million dollars annually in tax revenue. Kingston, Bartow County, GA, 2026.
Key Figure 2,000,000 dollars a year -
Yahoo
A medium size data center can consume more than 100 million gallons of water each year. Secaucus, Hudson County, NJ, 2026.
Key Figure 100,000,000 gallons per year -
GlobeNewswire
87% of respondents noticed a negative change in nearby wildlife. United States (multi state, 11 states surveyed), 2026.
Key Figure 87 percent -
New Jersey Globe
Data center electricity consumption projected to reach between 6.7% and 12% by 2028. Linden, New Jersey, 2026.
Key Figure 6.7 to 12 percent of national electricity -
latimes.com
QTS data center in Clinton, Iowa would bring nearly 200 million dollars in property taxes in its first 10 years. Iowa, United States, 2026.
Key Figure 200,000,000 dollars -
KUTV
Campus will span more than 5 million square feet when fully built out. Eagle Mountain, Utah County, UT, 2026.
Key Figure 5,000,000 square feet -
Homer News
Project is 100 megawatt development with most electricity for underwater data center. Nikiski, Alaska, 2026.
Key Figure 100 MW -
GlobeNewswire
Over 76% of respondents who lived more than half a mile away could still hear noise inside their homes. United States (multi state, 11 states surveyed), 2026.
Key Figure 76 percent -
Beaver County Radio
Project Phoenix expected to support 3,000 jobs in construction. Shippingport, PA, 2026.
Key Figure 3,000 jobs -
GlobeNewswire
A national survey of residents living near data centers and cryptomining facilities in 11 states received 103 responses. United States (multi state, 11 states surveyed), 2026.
Key Figure 103 responses -
Dallas Express
ERCOT was considering more than 474 gigawatts of connection requests, approximately 90 percent from data centers at the time of the August announcement. Texas, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 474 GW -
KUTV
Expansion to bring more than 300 jobs once complete. Eagle Mountain, Utah County, UT, 2026.
Key Figure 300 jobs -
WRAL
September 1 study estimated ChatGPT 4o model uses between 0.6 and 17 milliliters of water per prompt. CA, 2026.
Key Figure 0.6 to 17 milliliters -
spectrumlocalnews.com
ERCOT is considering 474 gigawatts of requests to connect to the Texas grid. Dallas, Texas, TX, 2026.
Key Figure 474 GW -
Pluang
10 year master services agreement could generate over 1.2 billion dollars in revenue initially. Michigan, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 1,200,000,000 dollars -
Data Center Dynamics
Kingston Technology Hub water usage estimated at 50000 gallons per day. Kingston, Bartow County, GA, 2026.
Key Figure 50,000 gallons per day -
GlobeNewswire
87% of respondents expressed concerns about impacts on their physical health. United States (multi state, 11 states surveyed), 2026.
Key Figure 87 percent -
GlobeNewswire
Data center and cryptomining facilities produce sustained noise exceeding 80 dBA from industrial cooling systems and backup generators. United States (multi state, 11 states surveyed), 2026.
Key Figure 80 dBA -
STLtoday.com
St. Louis could receive about $8.3 million as early as next spring when the first building permit is submitted and approved for the Midtown data center project. St. Louis, Missouri, MO, 2026.
Key Figure 8,300,000 USD -
Montgomery Advertiser
Meta is investing 1.5 billion dollars in its Montgomery data center. Alabama, AL, 2026.
Key Figure 1,500,000,000 dollars -
Tom's Hardware
AWS data center campus in Homer City Pennsylvania proposed 4.5 GW across 36 buildings without seeking tax incentives. Homer City, Indiana County, PA, 2026.
Key Figure 4.5 GW -
Tom's Hardware
Potable water usage reduced by 80 percent. Frederick County, MD, 2026.
Key Figure 80 percent -
Albemarle Observer
Up to 1,300 premature deaths projected in 2028 from data center health impacts. West Virginia, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 1,300 deaths -
PR Newswire
Initial 20 MW deployment expected to generate more than $1.2 billion in aggregate revenue over maximum 20 year term. Michigan, 2026.
Key Figure 1,200,000,000 USD -
Montgomery Advertiser
54,020 Alabama jobs or 2.56 percent of the state workforce are in occupations highly exposed to potential AI disruption. Alabama, AL, 2026.
Key Figure 54,020 jobs -
WRAL
Data centers nationwide used about 228 billion gallons of water in 2023. United States, national, 2026.
Key Figure 228,000,000,000 gallons -
GuruFocus
Customer has rights to another 32 megawatts, and full 52 megawatt deployment could generate more than 3 billion dollars over maximum contract term. Michigan, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 3,000,000,000 dollars -
Data Center Dynamics
Each building at Project Lola spans around 285,445 square feet or 26,520 square meters. Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie County, IA, 2026.
Key Figure 285,445 square feet -
Tom's Hardware
Property taxes represent 40 percent increase in county tax revenue. Frederick County, MD, 2026.
Key Figure 40 percent -
GlobeNewswire
67% of respondents have considered moving or leaving their homes due to the noise. United States (multi state, 11 states surveyed), 2026.
Key Figure 67 percent -
TBBW
State law defines data centers as facilities with anticipated monthly peak electrical load of at least 50 megawatts. Palmetto, Florida, 2026.
Key Figure 50 MW -
GlobeNewswire
As of April 2026, 42% of Americans live within five miles of an existing or planned data center. United States (multi state, 11 states surveyed), 2026.
Key Figure 42 percent -
Bluegrass Institute
Commonwealth Economics Partners study projects hyperscale data center over 12 years generates up to 435 million dollars in local taxes. Kentucky, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 435,000,000 dollars -
Montgomery Advertiser
Google operates a 600 million dollar data center in North Alabama. Alabama, AL, 2026.
Key Figure 600,000,000 dollars -
PR Newswire
Customer has right to additional 32 MW of capacity if exercised within first two years and continued through both extension terms, generating more than $3.0 billion in total revenue. Michigan, 2026.
Key Figure 3,000,000,000 USD -
The Texas Tribune
Bitdeer facility in Rockdale uses more than 300 million gallons of water per year. Texas, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 300,000,000 gallons per year -
latimes.com
Colleton County South Carolina data center proposal would have been 859 acres. Colleton County, SC, 2026.
Key Figure 859 acres -
Bluegrass Institute
Data center development creates around 3000 temporary construction jobs annually. Kentucky, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 3,000 jobs -
cnhinews.com
Project organizers are projecting a conservative 600 full time jobs once the project is completed. Enid, Oklahoma, Garfield County, OK, 2026.
Key Figure 600 jobs -
GlobeNewswire
90% of respondents expressed concerns about impacts on property values. United States (multi state, 11 states surveyed), 2026.
Key Figure 90 percent -
The Keystone Newsroom
Project Phoenix will create more than 640 full time operational roles. Shippingport, Beaver County, PA, 2026.
Key Figure 640 jobs -
New Jersey Globe
Data centers worldwide consumed 448 terawatt hours of electricity in 2025. Linden, New Jersey, 2026.
Key Figure 448 terawatt-hours -
New Jersey Globe
Data centers consumed 4.4% of the nation's electricity in 2023. United States, national, 2026.
Key Figure 4.4 percent -
Benzinga
Initial 20 megawatt deployment expected to generate more than 1.2 billion dollars in revenue over 20 years. Michigan, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 1,200,000,000 dollars -
Utah Trust Lands Administration
Valar Atomics' lease agreement covers up to 640 acres of state trust land in Carbon County: 480 acres, with an option to add the other 160 if the Utah National Guard's lease on that part of the section is relocated, according to the Trust Lands Administration's staff memorandum. Carbon County, UT, 2026.
Key Figure 640 acres -
GlobeNewswire
71% of respondents who heard noise inside their homes reported it interfered with their ability to rest and relax. United States (multi state, 11 states surveyed), 2026.
Key Figure 71 percent -
Data Center Dynamics
Two data centers at Project Lola each span around 285445 square feet. Council Bluffs, Iowa, 2026.
Key Figure 285,445 square feet -
STLtoday.com
The city will receive half of the $19.6 million funding commitment at the beginning of the project and the other half when a full occupancy permit is issued, which is expected in spring 2028. St. Louis, Missouri, MO, 2026.
Key Figure 19,600,000 USD -
The Guardian
Water use by data centers in Texas could rise to 161 billion gallons a year by 2030, about 2.7% of all water used in Texas, or roughly the amount consumed by 1.3 million households. Texas, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 161,000,000,000 gallons per year -
cnhinews.com
City has current capacity to pump 10.5 million gallons a day from Kaw Lake. Enid, Oklahoma, Garfield County, OK, 2026.
Key Figure 10,500,000 gallons per day -
Tom's Hardware
Frederick Digital Campus community benefits package worth $110 million. Frederick County, MD, 2026.
Key Figure 110,000,000 USD -
Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Hawaii Island has total firm electrical capacity of 280.5 MW. Hawaii County, Hawaii, HI, 2026.
Key Figure 280.5 MW -
Central Penn Business Journal
Based on current load forecast, reliability risk in 2030 is nearly six times PJM's planning standard under most likely scenario. Pennsylvania, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 6 ratio -
Investing.com
Initial 20 MW deployment expected to generate more than $1.2 billion in aggregate revenue over 20 year period. Michigan, MI, 2026.
Key Figure 1,200,000,000 USD -
KUTV
$600,000 grant for Lake Mountain School District for three acres for future elementary school. Eagle Mountain, Utah County, UT, 2026.
Key Figure 600,000 USD -
The Keystone Newsroom
Project Phoenix expected to support 3000 construction jobs. Shippingport, Beaver County, PA, 2026.
Key Figure 3,000 jobs -
The Keystone Newsroom
Project Phoenix expected to drive 10 billion dollars in regional economic investment. Shippingport, Beaver County, PA, 2026.
Key Figure 10,000,000,000 dollars -
local21news.com
Reliability risk by 2030 would be nearly six times PJM's standard. Pennsylvania, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 6 times standard -
Patch
Approximately 5,500 gallons of diesel fuel spilled from storage tank. Secaucus, NJ, 2026.
Key Figure 5,500 gallons -
Bluegrass Institute
Commonwealth Economics Partners study projects hyperscale data center over 12 years generates 227 million to 232 million dollars in state tax revenue. Kentucky, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 227,000,000 to 232,000,000 dollars -
latimes.com
Meta data center in Kuna, Idaho cost 1.2 billion dollars. Kuna, Ada County, ID, 2026.
Key Figure 1,200,000,000 dollars -
Tom's Hardware
Campus includes $14.5 million workforce training center. Frederick County, MD, 2026.
Key Figure 14,500,000 USD -
PR Newswire
Management estimates Michigan Campus could support valuation ranging from approximately $750 million to $1.25 billion. Michigan, 2026.
Key Figure 750,000,000 to 1,250,000,000 dollars -
Investing.com
Michigan campus could ultimately support more than 300 MW of total power capacity. Michigan, MI, 2026.
Key Figure 300 MW -
Tom's Hardware
Campus would pay $215 million in annual property taxes upon completion. Frederick County, MD, 2026.
Key Figure 215,000,000 USD -
PR Newswire
Michigan Campus could ultimately support more than 300 MW of total power capacity. Michigan, 2026.
Key Figure 300 MW -
Albemarle Observer
Data center electricity demand is projected to raise public health impact costs to between $11.7 billion and $20.9 billion in 2028. West Virginia, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 11,700,000,000 to 20,900,000,000 dollars -
Honolulu Star-Advertiser
AI data centers use 100 megawatts to 1 gigawatt of power depending on scale. Hawaii County, Hawaii, HI, 2026.
Key Figure 0.1 to 1 GW -
New Jersey Globe
Data centers produced 189 million metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions in 2025. Linden, New Jersey, 2026.
Key Figure 189,000,000 metric tons -
Pluang
Hyperscale Data values Michigan AI data center campus between 750 million and 1.25 billion dollars. Michigan, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 750,000,000 to 1,250,000,000 dollars -
Tom's Hardware
Campus includes $40 million recreational facilities. Frederick County, MD, 2026.
Key Figure 40,000,000 USD -
latimes.com
Clinton, Iowa operating budget is 25 million dollars. Iowa, United States, 2026.
Key Figure 25,000,000 dollars -
GlobeNewswire
As of April 2026, approximately 3,000 data center facilities currently operate nationwide. United States (multi state, 11 states surveyed), 2026.
Key Figure 2,026 facilities -
Patch
3,500 gallons of fuel removed from Anderson Creek so far. Secaucus, NJ, 2026.
Key Figure 3,500 gallons -
Beaver County Radio
Project Phoenix data center capacity 2 gigawatts. Shippingport, PA, 2026.
Key Figure 2 GW -
KUTV
$450,000 for construction of Walden Park Astronomy Park. Eagle Mountain, Utah County, UT, 2026.
Key Figure 450,000 USD -
KUTV
Total Meta investment in Utah more than $3 billion. Eagle Mountain, Utah County, UT, 2026.
Key Figure 3,000,000,000 USD -
yourvalley.net
Only seven states have more data centers operating or planned than Arizona, with the state having 113 data centers in operation. Arizona, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 113 facilities -
STLtoday.com
The facility has 120 megawatts capacity. St. Louis, Missouri, MO, 2026.
Key Figure 120 MW -
News 9
MIDCON data center is 60,000 square feet. Oklahoma City, OK, 2026.
Key Figure 60,000 square feet -
Investing.com
Management estimates Michigan campus could support valuation between $750 million and $1.25 billion. Michigan, MI, 2026.
Key Figure 750,000,000 to 1,250,000,000 dollars -
texastribune.org
Less than 30 percent of data centers responded to state mandated water usage survey in the last year. Texas, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 30 percent -
KUTV
Expansion to bring 1,200 construction jobs at peak. Eagle Mountain, Utah County, UT, 2026.
Key Figure 1,200 jobs -
GuruFocus
Initial 20 megawatt deployment expected to generate more than 1.2 billion dollars in revenue over 20 years. Michigan, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 1,200,000,000 dollars -
spectrumlocalnews.com
ERCOT requests of 474 gigawatts are over five times ERCOT's record peak electricity demand. Dallas, Texas, TX, 2026.
Key Figure 474 GW -
New Jersey 101.5
DataOne facility value near 17 billion dollars. Vineland, Cumberland County, NJ, 2026.
Key Figure 17,000,000,000 dollars -
Benzinga
Full 52 megawatt deployment could generate more than 3 billion dollars over maximum contract term. Michigan, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 3,000,000,000 dollars -
Data Center Dynamics
Project Lola campus will total around 200 megawatts of capacity. Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie County, IA, 2026.
Key Figure 200 MW -
Bergen Record
A medium size data center can consume more than 100 million gallons of water each year. Secaucus, New Jersey, 2026.
Key Figure 100,000,000 gallons a year -
GlobeNewswire
83% of survey respondents reported hearing data center or cryptomining noise inside their homes. United States (multi state, 11 states surveyed), 2026.
Key Figure 83 percent -
The Texas Tribune
Only 28% of data centers responded to state mandated water usage survey in last three years. Texas, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 28 percent -
wthitv.com
Data center projects in rural Indiana range from 1,500 to 2,000 acres in size. Parke County, IN, 2026.
Key Figure 1,500 to 2,000 acres -
PR Newswire
Hyperscale Data establishes $750 million as minimum valuation for sale of Michigan Campus. Michigan, 2026.
Key Figure 750,000,000 USD -
GlobeNewswire
62% of respondents noticed a negative change in a pet's feeding habits. United States (multi state, 11 states surveyed), 2026.
Key Figure 62 percent -
GlobeNewswire
68% of respondents noticed a negative change in a pet's behavior. United States (multi state, 11 states surveyed), 2026.
Key Figure 68 percent -
Deseret News
Utah poll by Deseret News and Hinckley Institute conducted May 2026 found 53 percent of Utah voters opposing Box Elder project. Box Elder County, UT, 2026.
Key Figure 53 percent -
Albemarle Observer
West Virginia had six of the 10 counties with the highest household data center health costs in 2023. West Virginia, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 10 counties in top 10 -
GlobeNewswire
95% of respondents expressed concerns about impacts on their mental health. United States (multi state, 11 states surveyed), 2026.
Key Figure 95 percent -
Albemarle Observer
Up to 600,000 asthma symptom cases projected in 2028 from data center health impacts. West Virginia, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 600,000 cases -
Bluegrass Institute
Indiana Michigan Power rate reduction saves average homeowner 100 dollars annually. Indiana, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 100 dollars a year -
Data Center Dynamics
Kingston Technology Hub projected to generate around 50 full time jobs. Kingston, Bartow County, GA, 2026.
Key Figure 50 jobs -
The Tuscaloosa News
Lowndes County would get about $18.9 million a year in property taxes from $1.3 billion Red Clay data center under Tuberville plan. Alabama, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 18,900,000 USD -
Pluang
Expanded to 52 megawatts could generate up to 3 billion dollars. Michigan, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 3,000,000,000 dollars -
Investing.com
Total 52 MW deployment could generate more than $3.0 billion in contract revenue over extension terms. Michigan, MI, 2026.
Key Figure 3,000,000,000 USD -
WRAL
Altman stated average ChatGPT query uses 0.000085 gallons of water, about 0.32 milliliters. CA, 2026.
Key Figure 0 gallons -
Insider NJ
DataOne data center in Vineland found to be running at least 45 unpermitted gas generators. Secaucus, NJ, 2026.
Key Figure 45 generators -
Tom's Hardware
Up to $100 million proposed for water reclamation system. Frederick County, MD, 2026.
Key Figure 100,000,000 USD -
cnhinews.com
Data centers and power plant would use about 1.54 million gallons of water each day. Enid, Oklahoma, Garfield County, OK, 2026.
Key Figure 1,540,000 gallons per day -
STLtoday.com
About $8.1 million would go to improving high speed internet access and about $3.2 million to go to infrastructure around the Armory, including the Brickline Greenway. St. Louis, Missouri, MO, 2026.
Key Figure 8,100,000 USD -
GlobeNewswire
65% of respondents who heard noise inside their homes reported it interfered with their ability to sleep undisturbed. United States (multi state, 11 states surveyed), 2026.
Key Figure 65 percent -
GlobeNewswire
Approximately 1,500 additional data center projects are proposed. United States (multi state, 11 states surveyed), 2026.
Key Figure 1,500 projects -
KJZZ
The Huntley data center is planned to have 1 gigawatt capacity. Hualapai Reservation, Arizona, 2026.
Key Figure 1 GW -
Beaver County Radio
Project Phoenix will create more than 640 full time operational roles. Shippingport, PA, 2026.
Key Figure 640 jobs -
PR Newswire
Master services agreement has initial term of 10 years with two five year extension options. Michigan, 2026.
Key Figure 10 years -
KATU
Oregon has more than 100 data centers with about 30 more planned. Oregon, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 100 count -
GlobeNewswire
54% of respondents who heard noise inside their homes reported it interfered with their ability to concentrate. United States (multi state, 11 states surveyed), 2026.
Key Figure 54 percent -
Data Center Dynamics
The site has a proposed footprint of 350,000 square feet. Kingston, Bartow County, GA, 2026.
Key Figure 350,000 square feet -
Investing.com
Hyperscale Data established $750 million as minimum valuation for Michigan AI data center campus sale. Michigan, MI, 2026.
Key Figure 750,000,000 USD -
Data Center Dynamics
The project's estimated water usage is 50,000 gallons per day. Kingston, Bartow County, GA, 2026.
Key Figure 50,000 gallons per day -
Data Center Dynamics
Project Lola campus in Council Bluffs will total around 200 megawatts. Council Bluffs, Iowa, 2026.
Key Figure 200 MW -
Data Center Dynamics
The project will generate around 50 full time jobs. Kingston, Bartow County, GA, 2026.
Key Figure 50 jobs -
WRAL
2019 study found growing single California almond requires 3.2 gallons or 12 liters of water. CA, 2026.
Key Figure 3.2 gallons -
Tom's Hardware
Campus includes $10.5 million for agricultural preservation. Frederick County, MD, 2026.
Key Figure 10,500,000 USD -
The Guardian
Chemours PFAS discharge lawsuit settlement: 450,000,000 USD. Chemours, a lawsuit over PFAS discharges.
Key Figure 450,000,000 USD -
The Guardian
Texas data centers consumed an estimated 25 billion gallons of water in 2025. Texas, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 25,000,000,000 gallons -
Beaver County Radio
Project Phoenix expected to drive 10 billion dollars in regional economic investment. Shippingport, PA, 2026.
Key Figure 10,000,000,000 dollars -
Deseret News
Utah has 48 operating data centers. Box Elder County, UT, 2026.
Key Figure 48 count -
journalnow.com
Duke Energy projects 80 percent of new energy demand will come from new data centers and other large energy users. North Carolina, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 80 percent -
Bluegrass Institute
Data center development creates 200 permanent operational roles with average salary of 105000 dollars. Kentucky, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 105,000 dollars a year -
KUTV
$1.5 million plus annual $50,000 contribution to Lake Mountain Education Foundation. Eagle Mountain, Utah County, UT, 2026.
Key Figure 1,500,000 USD -
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QTS facility in Cedar Rapids is expected to generate almost 500 million dollars in net property tax revenue over two decades. Iowa, United States, 2026.
Key Figure 500,000,000 dollars -
GuruFocus
Hyperscale Data values its Michigan AI data center campus between 750 million and 1.25 billion dollars. Michigan, statewide, 2026.
Key Figure 750,000,000 to 1,250,000,000 dollars -
Insider NJ
At least 5,500 gallons of No. 2 diesel fuel leaked from Equinix data center in Secaucus into Anderson Creek. Secaucus, NJ, 2026.
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The Keystone Newsroom
Project Phoenix is a 2 GW data center campus. Shippingport, Beaver County, PA, 2026.
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New Jersey Globe
Data centers used 4.5 trillion liters of water in 2025. Linden, New Jersey, 2026.
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Datacenter developers want your backyard. FAS says negotiate harder
Federation of American Scientists urges local governments to negotiate better terms with data center developers, including tax limits, water use requirements, and decommissioning plans.
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The Guardian: 'Tidal wave' of Pfas being launched to satisfy AI industry, campaigners warn
ChemSec's survey of the world's ten largest PFAS producers found most plan to expand production, citing demand from AI data center cooling and semiconductor manufacturing.
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Trump dismisses new AI guardrails, says there is a ‘SICK conspiracy’ against AI and data centers
President Trump dismissed AI safety guardrails and data center regulation concerns as a conspiracy; VP Vance expressed caution about AI company requests for government regulation.
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AI could change 54,000 Alabama jobs, new analysis shows - Montgomery Advertiser
Analysis finds 54,020 Alabama jobs exposed to AI disruption; state ranks 35th nationally. Data centers like Meta Montgomery and Google North Alabama bring investment.
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Tuberville's plan on data centers has good ideas, flaws | BRIAN LYMAN - The Tuscaloosa News
Opinion column by Alabama Reflector editor evaluates Senator Tuberville's data center plan as having sound ideas but lacking enforcement mechanisms for environmental protection.
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Alabama residents raise concerns over AI data centers in rural communities - wvtm
AI Data Center Revolt Tour visited Alabama to highlight data center impacts on rural communities and encourage residents to voice concerns.
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The data center debates are only a preview of Arkansas’ AI challenges - easternprogress.com
Arkansas editorial argues policymakers must address AI's effects including data center impacts, job losses, deepfakes, and misinformation.
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Z Squared Closes Paradox Data Acquisition for $5M Preferred; Sets $1 Lease to Transition Site - TradingView
Z Squared acquires Paradox Data at El Dorado, Arkansas data center for AI capacity development.
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North Little Rock City Council will consider restrictions on data centers - Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
North Little Rock City Council will vote on an ordinance restricting data centers to 2,000 feet from residential districts.
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Arizona data center bills never got a full vote - Copper Courier
Arizona Rep. Lorena Austin introduced bills to regulate data centers in Arizona but none received a full vote.
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Hualapai Tribe enacts moratorium to halt ‘irresponsible development of hyperscale data centers’
Hualapai Tribal Council enacted a moratorium on hyperscale data center development on its reservation, citing water and environmental concerns.
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Developers eye Native nations, tribal communities for new data center projects - Curry Pilot
Page, Arizona passes land sale to Huntley LLC for 500 acre, 1 gigawatt data center; Navajo Nation opposes over water concerns.
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Data Centers Reassess SoCal Amid Pushback Nationwide - Bisnow
Developers reassess California as resistance to data centers grows in Arizona, Utah, and Nevada; some Southern California cities embrace projects while others ban them.
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Gilroy City Council will consider temporary moratorium on data centers - Gilroy Dispatch
Gilroy City Council will consider a temporary moratorium on new data centers to review design and development standards.
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Almonds or data centers: which requires more water? Fact checking AI executive's claim about ChatGPT - WRAL
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman claims 38,000 ChatGPT queries use same water as one California almond; fact check finds claim misleading and underestimates actual data center water use.
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CRC proposes data center on Elk HIlls - taftmidwaydriller.com
California Resources Corp proposes Golden Valley Technology Hub, 275 MW data center on Elk Hills near Taft, with conditional use permit filed.
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‘Full on Backlash’ Against Data Centers Occurring as San José Courts Them - KQED
Silicon Valley data center boom fuels AI growth while Santa Clara and San José diverge on development policy amid growing public opposition.
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Majority of Coloradans dislike AI, new survey finds - Colorado Newsline
Colorado survey finds two thirds of state residents oppose AI and data centers, citing water and power concerns.
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Orange County could temporarily ban AI data centers - Orlando Weekly
Orange County commissioners will discuss a temporary moratorium on hyperscale AI data center construction, following dozens of Florida municipalities.
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Palmetto Moves to Halt Data Center Development for One Year - TBBW
Palmetto, Florida city commissioners discuss one year moratorium on data center development to study water, power and land use impacts.
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Leon County neighbors to weigh in on proposed 18 month data center moratorium Tuesday - WTXL ABC 27
Leon County, Florida residents will hear first public comment September 17 on proposed eighteen month moratorium on new data center applications while county develops regulations.
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Pediatric Dentist Asks Whether AI Data Center in Georgia Will Displace Workers - c-span.org
Pediatric dentist Jaha Howard expresses concern about AI data center expansion in Georgia; endorses Keisha Lance Bottoms' proposal for data center moratorium to study impacts.
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Georgia Today: Candidates debate over data centers; Measles outbreak continues; Donkey lawsuit
Georgia governor candidates debate data centers and transparency as campaign issue. Data centers become point of contention in the race.
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Governor candidates trade barbs over data centers with less than a month until early voting starts
Georgia gubernatorial candidates debate data center transparency and disclosure during campaign. Bottoms calls on Jackson to disclose data center investments.
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Georgia Digital Infrastructure Alliance launches statewide campaign on data center development - Marietta Daily Journal
Georgia Chamber's Georgia Digital Infrastructure Alliance launches statewide advertising campaign on data center benefits.
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Quiet Communities and Science for Georgia Release - GlobeNewswire
First national survey documents that 83% of residents near data centers and cryptomines report hearing noise inside homes, affecting sleep and mental health.
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Dead donkey lawsuit; A 'green light' for Ga. Power; Another data center moratorium; Road rage shooting - wgtjradio.com
Chatham County Georgia commissioners passed a moratorium on large scale data centers of at least 10 megawatts for approximately five months.
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Thor Equities submits plans for 150MW data center in Georgia, US
Thor Equities submitted plans for a 150MW data center in Kingston, Georgia, estimated at one billion dollars and targeted for completion in 2030.
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Bottoms, Jackson trade hypocrisy claims in bitter clash over Georgia data centers - Atlanta News First
Georgia gubernatorial candidates clash over data center regulation: Bottoms calls for statewide freeze; Jackson opposes blanket ban while proposing local controls.
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Pediatric Dentist Asks Whether AI Data Center in Georgia Will Displace Workers - C-SPAN
Pediatric dentist Jaha Howard expressed concerns about AI data center expansion in Georgia and endorsed a moratorium proposal to study impacts including job displacement.
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Data centers, power bills become Ga. election flashpoint - WRDW
Georgia gubernatorial candidates debate data center policy; Bottoms proposes statewide freeze, Jackson proposes local approval requirements.
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Effingham postpones OpenAI data center site plan review - thecurrentga.org
Effingham County postponed review of OpenAI hyperscale data center site plan amid public outcry over secret negotiations and environmental concerns.
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Georgia Power’s Grid Expansion Plans Spur Questions - RTO Insider
Georgia Power approved 1,100 MW in solar purchase power agreements and released contract summary for 3.2 GW OpenAI data center.
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Effingham County town hall to address OpenAI data center project - WTOC
Effingham County hosts town hall to discuss OpenAI Project Camellia data center, covering energy demand, Georgia PSC role, and community impact.
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$20bn Project Camellia Data Center by OpenAI Faces Backlash at Effingham County Town Hall - Construction Review
OpenAI's $20 billion Project Camellia data center in Effingham County, Georgia faces community backlash over energy consumption and water use at a town hall.
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A.M. ATL: Big jobs - AJC.com
Survey finds Georgia data center construction increasing competition for skilled workers in the region.
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Editorial: Weigh data center risks and benefits
Hawaii County Council considers Bill 170 to restrict AI data centers by distinguishing them from traditional data processing facilities due to water and power concerns.
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Dubuque County weighs data center health and pollution risks - KWWL
Dubuque County Board held work session on data center pollution and health risks while creating new ordinance.
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Jefferson Co. Supervisors talk data center committee
Jefferson County supervisors formed a committee to study data centers one month after passing a 12 month moratorium on construction.
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Rural America’s data center boom hits a wall of local resistance - latimes.com
Rural Iowa and other small town communities are facing local opposition to data center proposals despite promised tax revenue and jobs.
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Data Centers, the Hot New Target for Taxation Next Year - National Review
Iowa GOP gubernatorial candidate Zach Lahn proposes cutting the state gas tax in half and making data center companies pay for the revenue loss.
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Clinton community raises awareness with No Data Center Concert - WQAD
Clinton, Iowa residents organized a No Data Center Concert to oppose a proposed data center and demand stricter regulations to protect their community.
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Edged tops out data centers in Council Bluffs, Iowa
Edged topped out two buildings at its 200MW data center campus in Council Bluffs, Iowa called Project Lola.
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Data center boom fuels Corridor jobs , and a housing squeeze - Corridor Business Journal
Data center construction boom in Cedar Rapids drives job creation and housing demand. Economic impacts emerge as hyperscale facilities advance.
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Meeting in Aurora to focus on Powers Act proposal to regulate data centers in Illinois - ABC7 Chicago
Illinois legislature is revisiting the Powers Act, a data center regulation bill, after it stalled in spring 2026 legislative session.
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Rockville presentation examines impact of data center boom on rural Indiana communities - wthitv.com
Citizens group held meeting in Parke County to examine data center impacts on rural Indiana communities and question industry practices.
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Flock, data centers ahead this week in Northwest Indiana local government
Michigan City Council to consider second reading of moratorium on data centers; restrictions being debated in Northwest Indiana.
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Data Center Dividend: Lower Power Bills and a Fatter Tax Base - Bluegrass Institute
Bluegrass Institute fellow cites data center rate cuts in California, Indiana, and Georgia, and property tax benefits to justify data center development.
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How stringently can Lexington regulate data center sites? Council explores limits - WEKU
Lexington City Council explores how stringently to regulate data center sites amid public concern and a DartPoints proposal.
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‘AI Data Center Revolt’ tour stops in Boyce - hawaiinewsnow.com
An 'AI Data Center Revolt' bus tour stopped in Boyce, Nevada demanding stronger guardrails on data center development.
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Nationwide ‘AI Data Center Revolt’ tour stops in Boyce - KALB | News Channel 5
Activist group Humans First held a nationwide AI Data Center Revolt stop in Boyce, Louisiana on September 12, protesting data center tax incentives and lack of community input.
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AI experts say Healey’s order restricting data center construction in Mass. ‘makes sense’ - WGBH
Boston University AI experts support Massachusetts executive order requiring local approval and clean energy for data centers, saying it makes sense.
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Massachusetts Sets New Rules for Data Center Development - Construction Owners
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey signed executive order requiring local approval, clean energy planning, and community benefits for data centers above 25 megawatts.
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Mayor Calls For Data Center Ban In North Shore City - Patch
Salem mayor proposes zoning ordinance banning data center construction, citing industrial legacy and environmental concerns.
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Ludlow joins WMass communities debating data center moratorium
Ludlow and other Western Massachusetts communities debate data center moratoriums amid resident concerns over noise, water use and environmental impacts.
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Maine Data Center Advisory Council hears public concerns over environmental impacts - usmfreepress.org
Maine Data Center Advisory Council held public listening session on August 27 to hear concerns about environmental impacts, water use, and the need for regulations.
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Environmentalists push Michigan lawmakers to forge ahead on moratorium and regulations for data centers - route-fifty.com
Michigan environmental groups call on state lawmakers to enact statewide data center moratorium and regulations as bills remain stalled in committees.
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Elected Officials Are Facing a Reckoning Over Their Collusion with Big AI - In These Times
Community organizers call on elected officials to oppose AI data centers; cite movement against Big Tech and data center buildout.
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Research Warns of Surge in Cancer Causing Forever Chemicals From AI Data Center Build Out - Common Dreams
Experts warn of increased PFAS production from AI data center growth globally.
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Michigan environmentalists push for statewide data center moratorium, regulations as bills stall - Planet Detroit
Michigan environmental groups demand one year moratorium on data center construction; proposed regulations on permits, NDAs, and community benefits have stalled in committee.
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Environmentalists push lawmakers to forge ahead on moratorium and regulations for data centers - Michigan Advance
Environmental groups push Michigan lawmakers to enact statewide moratorium on data center projects and establish better community protections.
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Hyperscale Data values its Michigan AI data cen... - Pluang
Hyperscale Data values Michigan AI data center campus between 750 million and 1.25 billion dollars, supporting valuation with new 20 megawatt contract generating 1.2 billion dollars over 20 years.
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Hyperscale Data sets $750 million minimum for Michigan data center - Investing.com
Hyperscale Data sets $750 million minimum valuation for Michigan AI data center campus; 20 MW deployment under ten year contract with neocloud provider.
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GPUS Looks 272.8% Overvalued on GF Value™ Amid Michigan AI Data Center Sale Plans - GuruFocus
Hyperscale Data Inc values its Michigan AI data center campus between 750 million and 1.25 billion dollars and is exploring a sale or IPO of its Sentinum subsidiary.
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Mason data center town hall draws crowds opposed to proposed development - WILX
Mason town hall on proposed data center in Vevay Township draws public opposition; company remains unnamed, annexation application pending.
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Jocelyn Benson calls for statewide moratorium on new data center construction - The Michigan Independent
Michigan gubernatorial nominee Jocelyn Benson calls for statewide moratorium on data centers and strict environmental regulation.
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Michigan Governor's Race Features Clash on Data Center Ads - State Affairs Pro
Michigan gubernatorial candidates John James and Jocelyn Benson release dueling campaign ads making accusations regarding data center developments.
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Mason officials to hold data center town hall Monday - WKAR
Mason city officials hold town hall to discuss potential data center development that could bring $1 billion investment and double the city's tax revenue.
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Data center moratoriums create legal and financial risks - Finance & Commerce
Minnesota attorneys explain legal and financial risks that data center moratoriums create for developers and landowners, including cost delays and regulatory uncertainty.
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Lawsuit, resident concerns put Faribault data center on hold - southernminn.com
A proposed data center in Faribault faced a lawsuit and residents' concerns after August environmental study approval by City Council.
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Developer, city officials outline plans for proposed Faribault data center - southernminn.com
Developer and city officials in Faribault outline plans for a proposed hyperscale data center project.
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Where do Minnesota candidates stand on data centers? - Pioneer Press
Minnesota gubernatorial and Senate candidates stated positions on data center regulation before the 2026 election.
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St. Louis could get $8.3 million from Armory data center by spring - STLtoday.com
St. Louis Armory data center board expected to approve $8.3 million benefits deal with TerraWatt by spring 2027.
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GALLERY - Mississippi for a Just World, People Over Politics and the Mississippi Rapid Response Coalition hosted a free community training, focused on the growing presence of data centers in Mississippi and their potential impact on local communities - Jackson Advocate
Community organizations in Jackson, Mississippi hosted training on data center impacts on water, energy, land use, and communities.
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NC AG Jackson requests new Duke rate class for data centers - NC Newsline
North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson requests new Duke Energy rate class for data centers to prevent cost shifting to residential customers.
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NC Attorney General asks state to make data centers pay fair share on power bills - WECT
NC Attorney General Jeff Jackson calls on state regulators to establish a distinct utility rate class for data centers served by Duke Energy to prevent cost shifts to residential customers.
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Jeff Jackson pushes new Duke rate class so data centers cover their share, not residents - WCTI
North Carolina Attorney General Jackson urges utility commission to create separate rate class for Duke data center customers to prevent cost shifting to residents.
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West Fargo residents to discuss data center development - InForum
West Fargo residents invited to discussion about potential data center development; Applied Digital representative to address community concerns on September 17.
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Lancaster County data center task force seeks applicants
Lancaster County Board approves 15 member task force to study impacts of data centers and recommend land use regulations by end of year.
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Lancaster County Board seeking volunteers for Data Center Task Force - KLKN-TV
Lancaster County Board of Commissioners forms a Data Center Task Force to study guidelines for data center use, potential locations and procedural policies from October to December 2026.
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Activists call for NJ data center ban after diesel spill into creek - Bergen Record
New Jersey climate advocates call for statewide data center ban after 5,000 gallon diesel spill from Equinix Secaucus facility into Anderson Creek.
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Thousands of gallons of diesel leak at AI data center in Secaucus - cbsnews.com
Equinix data center in Secaucus discharged thousands of gallons of diesel fuel, with containment and remediation underway.
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Energy Matters (Episode 214) - onnj.com
Mount Arlington Mayor Mike Stanzilis discussed data center impacts on electric bills, water use, and local taxes in episode about New Jersey energy future.
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Thousands of gallons of diesel spill from AI data center in Secaucus, N.J. - cbsnews.com
Equinix data center in Secaucus discharged approximately 5,000 gallons of diesel fuel into Anderson Creek on September 11, blamed on computer glitch.
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Advocates call for NJ data center ban after diesel spill into creek - Yahoo
Climate advocates call for statewide data center ban after Equinix diesel spill into New Jersey creek.
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Advocates Call for Statewide Data Center Ban After Thousands of Gallons of Diesel Fuel Spill Into the Hackensack River - Insider NJ
Climate advocates call for a statewide data center ban after an Equinix facility in Secaucus spilled diesel into the Hackensack River.
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Data Center Fuel Leak Sends Diesel Into Creek Connected To Hackensack River - News12 | New Jersey
An Equinix data center in Secaucus leaked diesel fuel into Anderson Creek, which flows into the Hackensack River.
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Linden plans AI data center ban as New Jersey municipalities take action - New Jersey Globe
Linden, New Jersey plans to ban AI data centers; at least 69 state municipalities have already adopted bans.
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OPINION: NJ should embrace data centers while limiting impacts - NJBIZ
James Barrood argues New Jersey should attract AI data centers while requiring responsible energy, water use, jobs and community benefits to compete economically.
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"You sold us out!" Vineland residents keep fighting anyway. - New Jersey 101.5
Vineland Planning Board approved second phase of DataOne 2.6 million square foot facility backed by Microsoft after residents contested noise, water use and taxes.
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Data center fuel leak sends diesel into NJ creek - FOX 5 New York
A fuel leak at a data center in Secaucus New Jersey spilled thousands of gallons of diesel into a nearby creek.
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Data center spills 5K gallons of diesel into New Jersey Meadowlands - Gothamist
Equinix data center in Secaucus, New Jersey spilled approximately five thousand gallons of diesel fuel into unnamed tributary of Hackensack River on September 13, 2026.
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Data Center Ban In Manchester Set For Council Vote - Patch
Manchester Township Council votes to ban artificial intelligence data centers in the municipality after resident opposition.
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Oracle to Launch Public Dashboard with Emissions, Water Use Data for New Hyperscale Data Center - ESG Today
Oracle announced a public dashboard for Project Jupiter data center showing emissions, water use and environmental factors once operational in New Mexico.
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Trump calls AI risks a 'hoax,' says there is a 'SICK conspiracy' against AI and data centers
President Trump claims AI risks are a hoax, dismisses regulatory concerns, says his presence in office is sufficient guardrail, and asserts there is a conspiracy against AI and data centers.
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Google eyes data center project in New Mexico - Breakingthenews.net
Google announced it is exploring a new data center project in Lea County, New Mexico with ongoing community discussions.
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Google considers new data center in energy rich Lea County, N.M. - Seeking Alpha
Google is considering a new data center project in Lea County, New Mexico, focusing on community outreach, water stewardship, and renewable energy.
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Las Vegas based Switch has gobbled up land in Southern Nevada and borrowed billions of dollars over the past few years, laying the foundation for new data centers amid a rapid industry increase that has rankled communities nationwide. STORY: lvrj.com/p
Switch has acquired land and borrowed billions to develop new data centers in Southern Nevada, amid industry growth that drew community opposition.
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Nevada tribes and the fight against data centers
Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe passes permanent moratorium on data centers on tribal homelands.
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Community groups say governor’s data center proposal lacks public input - Mid Hudson News
Community groups criticize Governor Hochul's data center moratorium for lacking public input and transparency.
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Alcoa nears sale for data center location - Yahoo Finance
North Country Colocation Services plans to expand its Messina, New York data center with two 600,000 square foot buildings powered by hydroelectric sources.
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Rep. Mike Lawler rips rival Cait Conley over AI data centers in hard hitting ad for battleground NY district
Congressional candidates Mike Lawler and Cait Conley traded statements on data center policy in Hudson Valley race; Conley backs moratorium, Lawler opposes it.
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Data centers are on the November ballot in these 18 Ohio communities - Ohio Capital Journal
Ohio voters in 18 municipalities decide data center ballot measures on November 3, 2026, including bans and recalls.
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Public hearing planned for 51 mile AEP transmission project - Chillicothe Gazette
Ohio Power Siting Board schedules public hearing on 51 mile transmission line tied to Piketon data center campus.
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Volato Completes Alignment Engine Merger, Expands Into AI Data Center Infrastructure - citybiz
Volato Group completes merger with Alignment Engine, launching AI data center development at leased Ohio site with infrastructure underway.
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Ohio Republicans Can’t Decide if They Love or Hate Data Centers - Columbus Underground
U.S. Senator Bernie Moreno proposes federal tax on state data center subsidies; Republicans divided on data center support as public backlash grows.
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3 things to know about proposed Amazon data center in Trenton Ohio - Cincinnati Enquirer
Amazon data center proposed for Trenton, Ohio faces referendum and other ballot measures.
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Data center, power plant organizers set open house about project - cnhinews.com
Project Thunderbird, a data center and power plant campus near Enid, Oklahoma, will host a public open house on September 24 to discuss the 1,735 acre development planned across four sites.
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What to know about MIDCON data center in Oklahoma City - News 9
MIDCON Recovery Solutions data center in Oklahoma City has been operational since about 2016, occupies 60,000 square feet in Quail Springs Business Park.
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Crusoe opens 2nd Tulsa facility, a 400,000 square foot data center - KJRH
Crusoe Energy opens a second Tulsa data center facility, 400,000 square feet.
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Crusoe opens Tulsa plant to build hardware for AI data centers - The Journal Record
Crusoe Energy Systems opened a 400,000 square foot manufacturing plant in Tulsa to build low voltage switchboards for the Stargate mega campus data center campus in Abilene, Texas, used by OpenAI and Oracle.
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Crusoe opens second Tulsa facility, a 400,000 square foot data center campus - KJRH
Crusoe opens second Tulsa data center facility, a 400,000 square foot campus.
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What to know about OKC CloudBurst data center campus - News 9
CloudBurst Oklahoma City data center campus under construction with 200 MW capacity, three phases through 2028.
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What to know about TierPoint data centers in OKC - News 9
TierPoint operates two data centers in Oklahoma City, both in northwest OKC near Northwest 39th Expressway, cooled with computer room air conditioning.
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Amazon VP on natural resources and data centers in Eastern Oregon - opb.org
Amazon VP discusses company's data center investments in Eastern Oregon, addressing environmental and resource concerns.
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Oregon data center committee wants to hear from you before sharing findings with lawmakers - KATU
Oregon Governor Kotek's data center advisory committee released preliminary findings and opened a 45 day public comment period before 2027 legislative session recommendations.
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Portland Council to vote on ban on secret NDAs with Data Center Developers - kptv.com
Portland City Council scheduled to vote Wednesday on resolution blocking secret NDAs with data center developers amid regional power and water consumption concerns.
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US Data Center Power Consumption by State (2026) - ElectricChoice.com
U.S. data center sector consumed 176 terawatts per hour in 2026, with 2,100 facilities operating and 620 more under construction.
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Data centers emerge as a hot button issue in Oregon’s gubernatorial race
Oregon Governor Tina Kotek announced support for a moratorium on new data centers, while GOP challenger Christine Drazan also expressed support for a pause on approvals.
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Groundbreaking held for "The Project Phoenix" data center complex in Shippingport - Beaver County Radio
Aligned Data Centers held groundbreaking for Project Phoenix 2GW data center complex at former Bruce Mansfield coal plant site in Shippingport.
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Pa. regulators warn data centers could strain the grid - WGAL
Pennsylvania utility regulators warn rapid data center growth could strain electric grid reliability and increase costs.
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Pa. Warns Data Center Growth Could Overwhelm Supply - Law360
Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission reported that data center electricity demand could raise grid outage risk to six times the regional reliability standard by 2030.
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Activists rally at City Hall, demand Philadelphia data center moratorium - 6abc Philadelphia
Philadelphia activists rally at City Hall demanding data center moratorium citing concerns about electricity, heat, noise, and pollution impacts on neighborhoods.
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Philadelphia protesters demand city leaders prevent data center development
Philadelphia protesters demand moratorium on data center development. No current proposals exist but city officials identified two potential sites for AI data centers.
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Data center growth threatens electricity reliability in Pennsylvania - Central Penn Business Journal
Synapse Energy Economics analysis warns Pennsylvania's electricity reliability at risk from data center demand growth; PUC announces actions including large load tariff and implementation of Act 45.
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Can PA's power grid handle data center development? The PUC worries reliability at risk - local21news.com
Pennsylvania PUC warns rapid data center development threatens grid reliability; regional grid predicted to fail standards 2027-2030.
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Pennsylvania commission warns rapid data center growth could impact electric reliability - Yahoo
Pennsylvania PUC released analysis warning rapid data center growth threatens grid reliability; Chairman DeFrank warns grid fails reliability standard by 2027 without action.
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Top utility regulator warns data center demand threatens electricity reliability - The Center Square
Pennsylvania PUC Chair DeFrank warns data center development threatens electricity reliability; grid projected to fail standards by 2027 absent policy changes.
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Pa.’s top utility regulator: Data center demand threatens electricity reliability - The Bradford Era
Pennsylvania PUC Chairman warns that data center demand threatens electricity reliability in Pennsylvania and nearby regions.
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Trump calls AI risks a 'hoax,' says there is a 'SICK conspiracy' against AI and data centers
President Trump dismissed AI safety concerns and data center regulation as a SICK conspiracy, saying his presence in office is sufficient guardrail against rogue AI.
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Trump dismisses new AI guardrails, says there is a 'SICK conspiracy' against AI and data centers
President Trump claims AI guardrails are a sick conspiracy and says China benefits from efforts to limit AI and data center development.
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After multiple delays, superload delivery to Homer City data center to begin Wednesday - TribLIVE.com
Superload delivery to Homer City data center begins after multiple delays, indicating active construction phase of project.
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Inside data centers: What massive projects mean for power, water and noise - NBC10 Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro announces requirements for large data centre projects to disclose projected water and energy use and pay for grid interconnection costs.
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Mayor Parker to create task force placing guardrails on data centers in Philly - NBC10 Philadelphia
Philadelphia Mayor Parker creates task force to establish enforceable guardrails for data centers; city faces calls for moratorium.
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This week ahead: Data center hearings to be held - New Castle News
Public hearings on data center ordinances scheduled for the week in Pennsylvania.
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Laurens County Council to vote on one year data center pause - FOX Carolina News
Laurens County Council votes on one year data center pause.
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Laurens County Council votes to approve one year data center pause - FOX Carolina News
Laurens County Council unanimously approved a one year data center moratorium to study regulation of the industry.
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LAURENS CO DATA CENTER MORATORIUM - FOX Carolina News
Laurens County Council voted on one year data center pause or moratorium.
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Mark Cuban Warns South Dakota Communities on PBMs, AI Data Centers and Corporate Power - Northeast Radio SD
Mark Cuban warns South Dakota communities about AI data center expansion and corporate influence on utilities and policy.
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SpaceXAI’s Colossus 2 data centre in Tennessee, the largest operational facility of its kind in the United States, relies on dozens of temporary trailer mounted natural gas turbines located just across the state line in Southaven, Mississippi. These units began o
SpaceXAI's Colossus 2 data center in Tennessee is the largest operational facility in the US, powered by dozens of temporary natural gas turbines across the state line in Mississippi.
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A Tennessee family wants to turn about 850 acres near the Hiwassee River into an energy campus that could - The Times of India
Wright family proposes 850 acre energy campus with potential data center near Hiwassee River in Bradley County, Tennessee; residents raise concerns before planning votes.
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Texas could penalize data centers for not reporting water use - texastribune.org
Texas governor directs water board to penalize data centers for failing to report water use; less than 30% compliance rate.
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Gov. Abbott threatens data centers with penalties for failure to complete water usage reports - Houston Public Media
Governor Abbott directs Texas Water Development Board to penalize data centers failing to submit water usage surveys and coordinate audit with ERCOT.
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Gov. Abbott directs Texas water board to penalize data centers over water reporting failures - Click2Houston
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott directs state water board to penalize major water users including data centers for failing to comply with water use reporting requirements.
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Gov. Greg Abbott orders Texas water agency to penalize data centers that don’t report their water usage - The Texas Tribune
Texas governor directs water agency to penalize data centers failing to report water usage; only 28% compliance in recent survey.
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Texas governor threatens to penalize datacenters not obeying water laws - The Guardian
Gov. Abbott directs Texas regulators to penalize data centers failing to disclose water use under state law.
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Abbott Orders Penalties For Data Centers That Skip Texas Water Reports - Dallas Express
Gov. Greg Abbott directed the Texas Water Development Board to penalize data centers failing water use surveys, with violations carrying criminal consequences.
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Greg Abbott orders penalties for data centers that skip water reports - Houston Chronicle
Texas Governor Greg Abbott directed the Texas Water Development Board to penalize data centers failing water use surveys, escalating enforcement scrutiny.
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Governor Abbott Directs TWDB To Penalize Data Center Reporting Failures - NewsRadio 740 KTRH
Governor Abbott directs Texas Water Development Board to penalize data center reporting failures.
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Dallas ranks No. 1 for data centers, report says - spectrumlocalnews.com
Cushman & Wakefield report ranks Dallas No. 1 global data center location, surpassing Virginia after 25 years; Abbott seeks ERCOT audit amid grid pressure.
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Data centers are driving some conservative Texas voters away from the GOP
Conservative Texas voters in Hood County are switching to Democrats or sitting out elections over opposition to data centers in their communities.
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The hidden workforce behind Texas' data center boom - KVII
Texas data center construction is driving skilled trades jobs, with electricians in high demand and wages rising as projects expand across the state.
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The hidden workforce behind Texas' data center boom - cbsaustin.com
News report on the workforce behind Texas data center development, covering jobs and labor impacts.
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Childress Texas Is a Water Disaster Zone. A 750 MW Data Center Is Next Door. - Yahoo
Childress Texas declared water disaster September 11, 2026 amid 1.75 GW of data center capacity; raises questions about industrial water use in drought.
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Meta plans Eagle Mountain data center expansion, $2.5M community investment - KUTV
Meta announces Eagle Mountain data center expansion with $2.5 million community investment including school funding and water conservation projects.
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Opinion: Are foreigners manipulating debates over data centers?
Opinion essay discusses foreign bot campaigns claiming to manipulate US data center debates and cites Box Elder County Stratos Project opposition.
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People against data centers are really opposed to a 'bad bargain,' survey says - Utah Public Radio
Survey shows public opposition to data centers stems from concerns about utility cost increases; 74% would support projects if developers offset home electricity costs.
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Opinion: The data center conundrum
Opinion column argues that more citizen influence over data center policy and less corporate control would address worker concerns about AI.
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A Utah county OK’d a data center campus the size of 20 Costcos. Neighbors say they were left ‘in the dark.’
Juab County Commission approved a large data center campus near Mona requiring 750 MW, drawing neighbor concerns about lack of transparency.
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Loudoun to consider data center pause, removing by right grandfather clause - News From The States
Loudoun County proposed amendments to pause new data centre application processing and end by right grandfather clause for previously filed projects pending March 2025 rule change.
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Bryan Steil has a financial stake in the data center boom he supports - The Milwaukee Courier
Congressman Bryan Steil owns stock in GE Vernova and accepts donations from utilities powering data centers in his district while publicly supporting data center development.
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South Wood County Neighbors for Responsible Development host Data Center Education meeting - WAOW
South Wood County Neighbors for Responsible Development held a data center education meeting in Wisconsin Rapids on September 14, 2026, to discuss opposition to a proposed data center project.
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Public meeting in Wisconsin Rapids Monday over data center developments - WSAW
A public meeting was held in Wisconsin Rapids at Lincoln High School regarding impacts of a possible data center development.
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CONLEY COMMENTARY , The data center - WSAU
A columnist argues for openness to a proposed data center at an abandoned paper mill in Wisconsin Rapids despite local opposition from an organized group.
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Free public meeting in Wisconsin Rapids today over data center developments - WSAW
Public meeting scheduled in Wisconsin Rapids to discuss data center development impacts on local community.
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Morrisey’s data center plan includes local involvement. West Virginia communities are still in the dark. - Times West Virginian
West Virginia communities unclear about Morrisey's data center plan despite promise of local involvement, per Mountain State Spotlight reporting.
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WV data center secrecy and pollution issues loom large amid growing AI risks - Albemarle Observer
West Virginia officials backed data center development amid health and environmental concerns. Reports warn electricity demand could raise public health costs to $20.9 billion by 2028.
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Hyperscale Data Dowagiac AI Data Center
Hyperscale Data is evaluating options including outright sale, continued development or initial public offering of Sentinum subsidiary. The record reads being built, reported September 14, 2026.
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Hyperscale Data Dowagiac AI Data Center
Alliance Cloud Services signed a master services agreement covering initial 20 megawatts of AI computing capacity with 10 year term and two five year extension options. The record reads being built, reported September 14, 2026.
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Hyperscale Data Dowagiac AI Data Center
Management exploring options including selling campus, IPO of Sentinum subsidiary or continued development. The record reads being built, reported September 14, 2026.
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Hyperscale Data Dowagiac AI Data Center
Alliance Cloud Services executed master services agreement with California based customer for initial 20 MW deployment at Michigan Campus. The record reads being built, reported September 14, 2026.
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Hyperscale Data Dowagiac AI Data Center
Alliance Cloud Services master services agreement with neocloud provider for deployment of 20 megawatts of AI compute capacity at Michigan campus. The record reads being built, reported September 14, 2026.
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Hyperscale Data Dowagiac AI Data Center
Master services agreement initial 10 year term with two five year extension options. The record reads being built, reported September 14, 2026.
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Hyperscale Data Dowagiac AI Data Center
Customer has rights to additional 32 MW of capacity at Michigan campus. The record reads being built, reported September 14, 2026.
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Hyperscale Data Dowagiac AI Data Center
New 20 megawatt contract with California cloud provider. The record reads being built, reported September 14, 2026.
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Hyperscale Data Dowagiac AI Data Center
Hyperscale Data explores sale or IPO of Michigan AI data center campus targeting valuation between 750 million and 1.25 billion dollars. The record reads being built, reported September 14, 2026.
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Hyperscale Data Dowagiac AI Data Center
20 megawatt master services agreement with California cloud provider has 10 year term and two five year extension options. The record reads being built, reported September 14, 2026.
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Hyperscale Data Dowagiac AI Data Center
Campus could eventually support more than 300 megawatts. The record reads being built, reported September 14, 2026.
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Hyperscale Data Dowagiac AI Data Center
Company is evaluating options including sale, continued development or IPO of Sentinum subsidiary. The record reads being built, reported September 14, 2026.
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Hyperscale Data Dowagiac AI Data Center
Michigan campus could eventually support more than 300 megawatts, depending on financing, regulatory approvals, utility agreements and customer demand. The record reads being built, reported September 14, 2026.
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University of Michigan and Los Alamos National Laboratory Hyperscale Data Center
University of Michigan confirmed it will build its data center in Hydro Park near a local elementary school. The record reads proposed, reported September 14, 2026.
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St. Louis Armory Data Center Proposal
The developer agreed to have renewable energy account for half of the 120 megawatt facility's energy load within five years of operations and 100 percent within 10 years. The record reads being built, reported September 14, 2026.
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St. Louis Armory Data Center Proposal
TerraWatt is proposing to transform the old Famous Barr warehouse into a $4.1 billion data center, with the adjacent Armory site to be used as office space. The record reads being built, reported September 14, 2026.
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St. Louis Armory Data Center Proposal
TerraWatt is expected to start construction by June 2027 and have the office portion be occupied by the end of 2028. The record reads being built, reported September 14, 2026.
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Equinix Secaucus International Business Exchange Campus (NY2, NY4, NY5, NY6, and NY3)
Thousands of gallons of diesel fuel spilled from AI data center in Secaucus. The record reads running, reported September 14, 2026.
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Equinix Secaucus International Business Exchange Campus (NY2, NY4, NY5, NY6, and NY3)
Approximately 5,000 gallons of diesel fuel discharged from Equinix data center storage tank in Secaucus. The record reads running, reported September 14, 2026.
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Equinix Secaucus International Business Exchange Campus (NY2, NY4, NY5, NY6, and NY3)
Diesel fuel spill contained; did not reach Hackensack River, contained in Anderson Creek tributary. The record reads running, reported September 14, 2026.
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Nebius and DataOne Vineland AI Data Center Campus
Cooling requires more than 400 fans. The record reads being built, reported September 14, 2026.
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Nebius and DataOne Vineland AI Data Center Campus
Facility sits in a protected wellhead area with groundwater contamination risk. The record reads being built, reported September 14, 2026.
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TierPoint Oklahoma City Data Centers
MIDCON Recovery Solutions data center has been operational since about 2016. The record reads running, reported September 14, 2026.
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TierPoint Oklahoma City Data Centers
MIDCON data center located in Quail Springs Business Park. The record reads running, reported September 14, 2026.
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TierPoint Oklahoma City Data Centers
Data center meets FEMA Zone 4 rated and Seismic 2 rated earthquake standards. The record reads running, reported September 14, 2026.
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Aligned PIT-01 (Project Phoenix)
Groundbreaking held for Project Phoenix data center complex in Shippingport. The record reads being built, reported September 14, 2026.
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Aligned PIT-01 (Project Phoenix)
Project Phoenix built on former Bruce Mansfield coal fired power plant site. The record reads being built, reported September 14, 2026.
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Aligned PIT-01 (Project Phoenix)
Project Phoenix features closed loop cooling system that requires no water for operational cooling. The record reads being built, reported September 14, 2026.
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Aligned PIT-01 (Project Phoenix)
Groundbreaking held September 10 for Project Phoenix data center campus. The record reads being built, reported September 14, 2026.
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Aligned PIT-01 (Project Phoenix)
Three building campus featuring closed loop cooling system requiring zero water for operational cooling. The record reads being built, reported September 14, 2026.
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Aligned PIT-01 (Project Phoenix)
Project Phoenix built on former Bruce Mansfield coal fired power plant site in Shippingport Industrial Park. The record reads being built, reported September 14, 2026.
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Meta Eagle Mountain Data Center
Meta operates its Eagle Mountain Data Center campus at 1275 North Community Circle, which opened in 2021 and is expanding across five buildings. The record reads running, reported September 14, 2026.
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Meta Eagle Mountain Data Center
Meta expands Eagle Mountain data center with $2.5 million community investment. The record reads being built, reported September 14, 2026.
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Meta Eagle Mountain Data Center
Meta first broke ground in 2018. The record reads being built, reported September 14, 2026.
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Meta Eagle Mountain Data Center
Campus opened in 2021 at 1275 N. Community Circle. The record reads running, reported September 14, 2026.
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PNK Group Wisconsin Rapids Data Center
Formal plans for the data center have not yet been submitted to the city. The record reads proposed, reported September 14, 2026.
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PNK Group Wisconsin Rapids Data Center
A data center is proposed for the site of the abandoned Verso Paper Mill in Wisconsin Rapids. The record reads proposed, reported September 14, 2026.
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SkyBox Data Center at Cox Ranch
City put Cox annexation discussion on hold in April 2026. The record reads reported, reported September 14, 2026.
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