Lauren Green
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Ideastream Public Media
Developers were eyeing 35 acres between Slavic Village and the Industrial Valley for the $1.6 billion data center campus. The permit's proposal said the project would require 150 megawatts — equivalent to the energy usage of more than 100,000 residential homes.
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