Project River (Bradley Co., TN)
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- Oct 6LAWSUIT·Bradley Co. (TN), TNBradley County officials plan to fight a lawsuit filed by data center developer SDCL despite the county's insurance denial of coverage. The developer is challenging county regulations requiring a 3,000-foot setback from schools and residential areas for its Project Midspan facility, located only 1,700 feet from Walker Valley High School.Local3News.com · Bradley Co. (TN), TN
- Sep 21LAWSUIT·Bradley Co. (TN), TNA New York-based developer has sued Bradley County over data center regulations passed earlier this year, arguing the approval process violated Tennessee law. The company purchased 306 acres for a proposed data center project that would be located 1,700 feet from Walker Valley High School, closer than the county's required 3,000-foot setback from schools.Local 3 News · Bradley Co. (TN), TN
- Sep 18LAWSUIT·Bradley Co. (TN), TNThe Wright family is requesting that Cleveland officials temporarily delay action on Project River, a proposed $11.3 billion data center campus in Charleston, until they can hire technical experts to address public concerns raised during community engagement.The Center Square · Bradley Co. (TN), TN · also at The Black Chronicle, Yahoo
- Aug 27ZONING·Bradley Co. (TN), TNProject River, a proposed $11.3 billion industrial energy campus on 850 acres in Bradley County, would generate up to 1,500 MW of electricity from natural gas and biomass to potentially power a data center or other heavy industry, creating up to 2,600 jobs. Some residents have expressed concerns about lack of transparency and environmental impacts, while developers say the self-powered facility would differ from traditional data centers by not drawing from the electrical grid.Local 3 News · Bradley Co. (TN), TN
- Aug 27NEWS·Bradley Co. (TN), TNAn $11.3 billion industrial campus announced for Bradley County, Tennessee includes an 850-acre development with a biomass and natural gas power plant capable of generating up to 1,500 megawatts. Though the project mentions potential data center development, no data center company has committed to building on the site, though discussions are ongoing.The Center Square · Bradley Co. (TN), TN
- Aug 26ZONING·Bradley Co. (TN), TNWright Brothers Construction is proposing a $11.3 billion industrial campus on roughly 850 acres in Bradley County that would generate its own power and avoid municipal water use, though the specific end-user remains uncertain. The project could include a data center, advanced manufacturing, or semiconductor manufacturing, with developers estimating up to 2,600 direct and indirect jobs if ultimately built as proposed.WTVC · Bradley Co. (TN), TN
- Aug 26NEWS·Bradley Co. (TN), TNHeadline onlyLocal 3 News · Bradley Co. (TN), TN
- Aug 26UTILITIES·Bradley Co. (TN), TNThe Wright family plans Project River, an $11.3 billion Bradley County industrial campus featuring on-site gas and biomass power plants designed to revive the region's timber industry while potentially attracting a data center operator. The project would create approximately 2,600 jobs and process 5 million tons of timber annually once fully operational.Chattanooga Times Free Press · Bradley Co. (TN), TN