Proposed data center in Guernsey County, Ohio, could go ahead despite local government opposition
Project proposed by Smart Energy Partners still in extremely early stages
Project proposed by Smart Energy Partners still in extremely early stages
Trend seen in all regions despite extraordinary new supply growth
Comes ahead of DayOne’s $20 billion IPO
Potential development already facing local opposition
Anonymous sources suggest there is no plan for an extension or alternative
Funds will be used to develop data centers for AI and hyperscale customers
The company will expand and accelerate its data center developments with $445.4m in net proceeds
Developer to invest in build-to-suit-to-lease data centers in the pursuit of recurring revenue
Site will offer manufacturing, robotics, AI, co-location, energy production, and more
State agencies were directed to protect utility ratepayers and residents' quality of life
Development could bring $200 million in tax revenue and create 1,500 construction jobs
Additional 250GW of capacity required under “aggressive but still plausible” scenario
Funds will be used to refinance existing Drangedai debt, plus additional construction
Developers to pay entirely for their own energy needs
Rose from 13 applications in 2024 to 26 in 2025
Project to be completed in Q1 2028
Severe convective storms, hurricanes, winterstorms, and earthquakes
Capex to reach $785bn in 2026, according to Moody’s forecasts
City officials are promising maximum transparency
Includes digital infrastructure and renewables
Funding will be used fo further construction
Campus is designed to support hyperscale and AI infrastructure deployments
No final decisions have been made
Facility leased to an unnamed $3 trillion market cap company