Apricus Energy Partners

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Spokane County residents mobilize as data centers eye region
News ClipRANGE Media·Spokane County, WA

Spokane County residents mobilize as data centers eye region

Spokane County residents are actively opposing data center development due to concerns about secrecy, environmental impact, and electricity consumption, leading to public pressure on local government. This backlash prompted the Spokane County Commission to enact a four-month moratorium on data center approvals and begin workshopping new zoning regulations. The Spokane City Council had also previously approved a year-long moratorium.

8/28/2026
Spokane County reverses course, approves four-month data center pause
News ClipRANGE Media·Spokane County, WA

Spokane County reverses course, approves four-month data center pause

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a four-month moratorium on new data center permits, reversing an earlier split decision after significant public criticism. This temporary pause is intended to allow county staff time to develop comprehensive zoning regulations for data centers, addressing concerns about their resource consumption.

8/19/2026
News ClipThe Daily Chronicle·Spokane County, WA

A company proposing a massive Spokane area data center has nearly zero history, spurring outcry from concerned residents

Apricus Energy Partners is proposing a large data center and hydrogen facility in Spokane County, Washington, despite having little operational history. Residents expressed strong opposition at a planning commission meeting, citing concerns about water, electricity, and environmental impact, and advocating for a moratorium. County commissioners are divided on the moratorium, and a vote has been postponed.

8/2/2026
A company proposing a massive West Plains data center has nearly zero history, spurring outcry from concerned residents
News ClipThe Spokesman-Review·Spokane County, WA

A company proposing a massive West Plains data center has nearly zero history, spurring outcry from concerned residents

Residents in Spokane County, Washington, are voicing strong opposition to a proposed 1,000-megawatt data center by Apricus Energy Partners, citing concerns over water usage, environmental impact, and the developer's questionable history. The Spokane County Planning Commission discussed a potential moratorium on data centers while the county works to establish specific regulations.

8/2/2026
Commissioner Al French on data centers: ‘Spokane County is not closed for business’
News ClipRANGE Media·Spokane County, WA

Commissioner Al French on data centers: ‘Spokane County is not closed for business’

Spokane County is grappling with proposals for a data center moratorium versus fast-tracked zoning regulations. Commissioners are divided, with Al French opposing a moratorium and advocating for rapid development of a zoning framework to accommodate data centers, while others seek a pause for public input. A massive 1,000-megawatt data center project by Apricus Energy Partners is under consideration, facing concerns about electricity capacity and environmental impact.

7/30/2026