The first phase of Census 2027 kicks off in Delhi with House Listing Operations from April 16. The operation will occur across two 30-day periods, allowing residents self-enumeration options via an ...

Nightpeak Energy plans to build two 310-megawatt hyperscale data centers and two 310 MW combustion turbine power plants on a 158-acre site outside of Sweeny, a small city about 65 miles southwest of ...

Google announced Tuesday it is working with the developer of the hyperscale data center seeking approval in Van Buren Township and may sign on to the project. The tech giant is evaluating whether it ...

The mayor of Pekin announced the city will not proceed with a proposed data center project. Residents had previously expressed concerns about the project's potential for high water and electricity use ...

The former Androscoggin Mill in Jay sits vacant last April. Developers have proposed a $550 million co-location data center project. The plan, along with concerns about a potential statewide ...

OAKLEY — A proposed industrial project that had initially included data centers had the controversial use removed by the developer at the last minute following pushback from the community over ...

The Wisconsin Public Service Commission unanimously approved We Energies' purchase of a 200-megawatt solar and battery project that may serve the data center campus in Port Washington. The Dawn ...

A 150-acre hyperscale data center has been approved on Camp Ground Road in Louisville, with land already being cleared for the project. Some residents and community leaders oppose the development, ...

Bhubaneswar: Justice Satrughana Pujahari on Monday took charge as the chairperson of Odisha Human Rights Commission (OHRC), ...

Quanta Services has made strategic acquisitions to capitalize on the data center infrastructure boom. Vertiv has experienced record growth in organic orders and has developed prefabricated ...

Emily L. Mahoney is the energy reporter. Reach her at [email protected]. Anyone can view a sampling of recent comments, but you must be a Times subscriber to contribute. Log in above or subscribe ...