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- Oct 16VOTE·Lowndes Co., ALThe Lowndes County Commission approved development agreements Tuesday for Project Red Clay, a hyperscale data center near U.S. 80 and Alabama 21 to be developed by Houston-based Cloverleaf Infrastructure. The project has faced resident opposition over noise, environmental concerns, and lack of transparency regarding future operations.Black Belt News Network · Lowndes Co., AL · also at Black Belt News Network
- Oct 16NEWS·AlabamaHeadline onlyAL.com · Alabama
- Oct 16MORATORIUM·AlabamaFirmFarm's Anniston construction involves interior renovations for AI infrastructure company TensorWave and an Alabama Power substation outside the existing data center, according to Mayor Ciara Smith-Roston. The work does not constitute a data center expansion under the city's 12-month moratorium.The Anniston Star · Alabama
- Oct 16VOTE·AlabamaAlabama Arise announced seven legislative priorities for 2027, including eliminating the state grocery tax, raising the minimum wage to $15 per hour, and expanding county authority over data center developments. The organization's nearly 500 members voted on an agenda addressing health equity, hunger relief, tax reform and worker power.Gadsden Messenger · Alabama
- Oct 16MORATORIUM·Jefferson Co., ALAlabama Political Reporter · Jefferson Co., AL
- Oct 16
- Oct 16NEWS·FloridaHeadline onlyThe Business Journals · Florida
- Oct 16NEWS·Fulton Co., GACarrier Connect Data Solutions has leased a 4MW data center in Alpharetta, Georgia, through its subsidiary Purecolo, expanding the company's total capacity under management to 11.7MW under a 15.5-year contract with two five-year renewal options.DCD · Fulton Co., GA
- Oct 16MORATORIUM·GeorgiaLiberty County commissioners approved a 120-day moratorium on data center permits and applications Thursday, allowing officials time to review and amend current ordinances to address potential impacts of such developments.Coastal Courier · Georgia
- Oct 16MORATORIUM·Shelby Co., TNTennessee state Rep. Justin Pearson filed suit after city council removed him, his family, and others from a meeting and banned them for two months following a protest over delays to a data center moratorium vote. Pearson and five co-plaintiffs argue the ban violates their First Amendment rights.Mother Jones · Shelby Co., TN
- Oct 16NEWSThe U.S. Department of Energy is providing up to $4.4 billion in loans to restart three shuttered nuclear plants in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Iowa to generate 2.25 gigawatts of electricity, with two facilities securing contracts with major technology companies to power data centers.wvtm
- Oct 16