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Pennsylvania is turning data center guesswork into real, mandatory impact reports
News ClipTechnical.ly·PA

Pennsylvania is turning data center guesswork into real, mandatory impact reports

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro has issued an executive order requiring data centers to report annual energy and water consumption to the Department of Environmental Protection, along with projected usage and environmental protection measures. This move aims to provide communities and regulators with real data, addressing long-standing transparency issues surrounding data center impacts. The order comes amid significant community opposition and a surge in data center proposals across the state.

8/20/2026
Developer holds open house on proposed data center
News Clip2:29WTAE-TV Pittsburgh·Springdale, Allegheny County, PA

Developer holds open house on proposed data center

Developer Allegheny DC Property Co held an open house in Springdale Borough, Allegheny County, PA, to present updated plans for a proposed data center. The project faces significant community opposition due to concerns about water quality, air quality, and noise, with residents planning further protests. The developer is seeking land development approval from Allegheny County.

6/11/2026
Springdale community discusses proposed data center plans with developer
News Clip1:41WTAE-TV Pittsburgh·Springdale, Allegheny County, PA

Springdale community discusses proposed data center plans with developer

Springdale Borough residents are discussing a proposed data center at the former Cheswick Power Station site with the developer, Allegheny DC Property Co. The project received a conditional use permit in December, and residents are raising concerns about the potential impacts on the power grid, water use, and noise pollution.

6/10/2026