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Invitium Energy power plant venture to fuel data centers lands in Fell Twp. (opens the original)
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A PPL Corp. joint venture could acquire more than a quarter of Fell Twp. in its endeavor to build power plants to fuel data centers in Lackawanna County. Representatives from Invitium Energy LLC, the venture between PPL Corp. and Blackstone Infrastructure, attended a Fell Twp. planning commission meeting Tuesday night to discuss the possibility of developing power plants with on-site data centers in the township. Invitium is under agreement to purchase about 2,800 acres of the township, or nearl
Essential Energy, Stop Archbald Data Centers continue power plant debate (opens the original)
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ARCHBALD — Data center opponents challenged Tuesday whether changing conceptual plans for a proposed power plant on Eynon Jermyn Road is enough to prove the project meets the borough’s requirements for protecting public health and safety — continuing a months-long standoff between Stop Archbald Data Centers and Essential Energy LLC. “You are here to testify to this borough council that despite the fact that it is a conceptual design, it can be designed, constructed and operated in a safe way?” a
Stop Archbald Data Centers co-founder ends 112th District write-in campaign (opens the original)
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ARCHBALD — Stop Archbald Data Centers co-founder Tamara Misewicz-Healey ended her write-in campaign for the 112th state House District in a video announcement Monday. Misewicz-Healey, an Archbald resident who rose to local prominence over her opposition to data center projects proposed in Archbald, announced a write-in campaign earlier this year against incumbent Democratic state Rep. Kyle Mullins of Blakely and Republican challenger Joseph J. Sabia Jr. of Archbald. She announced her withdrawal
Archbald to hear more info on power plant, seven data centers this week (opens the original)
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Archbald will hold back-to-back public hearings this week to gather testimony as council weighs developers’ applications for a power plant on Eynon Jermyn Road and seven data centers at a quarry. Council will convene at 5 p.m. Tuesday to continue to hear testimony on the 400-megawatt Essential Energy LLC natural gas power plant proposed near Staback Park and across from the same developer’s Project Boson data center. Then, the borough will hold a hearing Wednesday at 5 p.m. on Project Green Moun
Developer applies for 200,000-square-foot data center in Jessup (opens the original)
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A Maryland-based data center developer wants to expand its footprint in the Midvalley, beginning with a former healthcare administration site in the Jessup section of the Valley View Business Park. DBT-Data filed a nearly 500-page conditional use application in Jessup dated Sept. 4 to build a single-story, approximately 200,000-square-foot data center along Lakeview Drive and Archbald Heights Road in the upper section of the industrial park that spans Archbald and Jessup, according to a copy of
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