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Proposed Subpoena Targets Birmingham Mayor's Wife in Nebius Data Center Lawsuit
News ClipHoodline·Birmingham, Jefferson County, AL

Proposed Subpoena Targets Birmingham Mayor's Wife in Nebius Data Center Lawsuit

Residents opposing Nebius' planned hyperscale data center in Birmingham have sought subpoenas involving Mayor Randall Woodfin's wife, Kendra Woodfin, and her real estate firm as part of a lawsuit over the project's land transactions and permits. The litigation continues while construction proceeds, following the city's approval of tax incentives and new data center zoning restrictions, as well as a six-month moratorium that officials said did not apply to Nebius.

10/3/2026
Public Service Commission opens public comment about how it should evaluate data center contracts
News ClipAlabama Daily News·AL

Public Service Commission opens public comment about how it should evaluate data center contracts

The Alabama Public Service Commission (PSC) has unanimously voted to open a public comment period regarding new procedures for evaluating large load data center contracts. This move follows a new state law requiring data centers to bear their own electricity costs and demonstrate public benefits. The PSC aims to establish specific criteria and methodologies for these complex contracts, which are currently reviewed under an outdated system.

7/9/2026