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Springfield's $1.3B data center brings economic hope — and environmental skepticism
News ClipWYSO Public Radio·Springfield, Clark County, OH

Springfield's $1.3B data center brings economic hope — and environmental skepticism

5C Group's $1.3 billion data center in Springfield, Ohio, is nearing completion of its first phase but faces environmental concerns from residents. Locals cite worries about energy use, diesel generators, and noise, leading to efforts to amend the city charter and a statewide ban on hyperscale data centers. The city commission has enacted a temporary six-month moratorium on new hyperscale data centers due to community resistance.

8/14/2026
Springfield passes 6 month moratorium on data centers
News ClipSpringfield News-Sun·Springfield, Clark County, OH

Springfield passes 6 month moratorium on data centers$

The Springfield City Commission enacted a six-month moratorium on new data centers larger than 25 megawatts, aiming to give the Ohio General Assembly time to establish statewide regulations. This decision follows months of resident advocacy concerning health, environmental impact, and significant energy and water use. The moratorium does not affect a 75 MW data center currently under construction by 5C Group and Crusoe Energy Systems.

7/15/2026
Why a petition has been launched to ban data centers in Springfield
News ClipDayton Daily News·Springfield, Clark County, OH

Why a petition has been launched to ban data centers in Springfield$

Local advocates in Springfield, Ohio, have launched a petition to amend the city's charter to ban large data centers, citing concerns about rising electricity costs and environmental impacts. This effort coincides with the Springfield City Commission's expected approval of a six-month moratorium on data center development. The proposed ban targets facilities beyond those supporting a single organization's internal computing needs.

7/12/2026