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Data Center Signal is tracking 3 clips about Ameresco data center developments across 1 states, including CA.

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News Clipthebusinessjournal.com·Tulare County, CA

Tulare fairgrounds tables Global Stack rental agreement after public opposition$

The Tulare County Fair board tabled a rental agreement with Global Stack after significant public opposition regarding the proposed edge computing project, with many arguing it constitutes a data center. Opponents expressed concerns over the project's scale, electricity demands, and water usage. The board's decision reflects ongoing due diligence amidst differing descriptions of the project.

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7/24/2026

News ClipHanford Sentinel·Lemoore, Kings County, CA

Gilcrease Calls For Dialogue On Data Center$

Newly elected Kings County Supervisor Garrett Gilcrease plans to engage with NAS Lemoore and Ameresco, the developer of a proposed 600,000 square foot data center on federal land. Gilcrease, who previously opposed the project due to water scarcity concerns, is calling for more transparency and public input regarding its water source. The project faces local opposition due to significant water demands in an area already grappling with state-mandated groundwater probation.

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6/26/2026

News ClipHanford Sentinel·Lemoore, Kings County, CA

NAS Lemoore announces groundbreaking for $1 billion data center and energy project$

Naval Air Station Lemoore is expected to announce the groundbreaking for a new $1 billion data center, solar farm, and battery storage project proposed by Ameresco. Ameresco and CyrusOne are partnering on the AI-optimized data center with dedicated on-site energy generation. The project, located on 930 acres leased from the US Navy, aims to support national priorities in AI and energy dominance.

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CyrusOne

5/8/2026