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Data Center Signal is tracking 12 clips about Beacon Data Centers data center developments across 3 states, including AL, TX, CA.

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Mobile County Commission Lacks Authority to Stop Data Center Project
News ClipClarke County Democrat·Calvert, Mobile County, AL

Mobile County Commission Lacks Authority to Stop Data Center Project

The Mobile County Commission stated it has no authority to stop a proposed $6 billion data center by Beacon Data Centers in Calvert, Alabama, despite strong citizen opposition. Residents raised concerns about noise, water contamination, and environmental impact, and submitted a petition for a moratorium. The commission advised citizens to petition the Alabama Legislature for home rule and zoning powers.

7/15/2026
Alabama PSC opens review of data center power contracts, sets August comment deadlines
News Clipmynbc15.com·Montgomery, Montgomery County, AL

Alabama PSC opens review of data center power contracts, sets August comment deadlines

The Alabama Public Service Commission is initiating a new proceeding to develop updated procedures and standards for electric-service contracts with large data centers. This aims to ensure that these contracts cover incremental costs and provide benefits to other Alabama Power customers, reflecting a new public-interest standard under state law Act 610. The move comes amid increasing scrutiny of data center energy demands across the state.

7/8/2026
Beacon Data Centers posts information about Calvert Infrastructure Hub
News Clipfox10tv.com·Calvert, Mobile County, AL

Beacon Data Centers posts information about Calvert Infrastructure Hub

Beacon Data Centers has released details for its planned Calvert Infrastructure Hub in Calvert, Mobile County, Alabama. The 95-acre data center development will utilize a closed-loop water system and will not use evaporative cooling. It is projected to create up to 1,000 construction jobs and 250 operational positions.

7/5/2026
Proposed $6B data center campus in Calvert draws questions over growth, utilities, impact
News Clipmynbc15.com·Calvert, Mobile County, AL

Proposed $6B data center campus in Calvert draws questions over growth, utilities, impact

Beacon Data Centers is proposing a $6 billion "Calvert Infrastructure Hub" data center campus on a 650-acre site in Calvert, Mobile County, Alabama. The project has drawn questions from residents regarding land use, utility access, and its overall impact on the rural community. Beacon is currently in the planning, engineering, and community engagement phases, addressing concerns about water use and environmental impact.

7/3/2026
AI data center coming to Calvert
News ClipLagniappe Daily·Calvert, Mobile County, AL

AI data center coming to Calvert$

Beacon Data Centers plans to build a $6 billion artificial intelligence data center complex, known as the Calvert Infrastructure Hub, on 95 acres in northern Mobile County, Alabama. The facility will be located west of U.S. Highway 43 and north of Shepard House Road, supporting AI, cloud programs, and other internet services.

7/3/2026
CRC proposed large data center outside of Taft
News Clip3:07KGET News·Taft, Kern County, CA

CRC proposed large data center outside of Taft

California Resource Corporation (CRC) and Beacon Data Centers have officially filed a proposal for a 600,000 square foot data center called Golden Valley, to be built within the Elk Hills oil field near Taft, California. The project is designed to address community concerns regarding water usage, noise, and energy, but faces ongoing opposition from local residents. The proposal is now entering the permitting process.

6/15/2026
CRC proposes W. Kern data center with dedicated power, closed-loop cooling
News ClipThe Bakersfield Californian·Valley Acres, Kern County, CA

CRC proposes W. Kern data center with dedicated power, closed-loop cooling

California Resources Corp. (CRC) is proposing the Golden Valley Technology Campus, a data center in Kern County, California, and is applying for a conditional use permit. The project emphasizes reduced environmental impact through dedicated power from a natural gas plant and a closed-loop cooling system, aiming to mitigate public opposition seen elsewhere.

6/15/2026
Developer sheds light on Dove Creek data center as commissioners mull options
News Clip1:43KLST-TV|KSAN-TV|ConchoValleyHomepage.com·Dove Creek, Tom Green County, TX

Developer sheds light on Dove Creek data center as commissioners mull options

The Tom Green County Commissioners’ Court decided not to pursue a temporary moratorium on data centers in Precinct 4, despite concerns from citizens and the proposed Beacon Data Centers project in Dove Creek. A commissioner expressed concerns about state laws favoring developers but vowed to explore other legal avenues to oppose the project.

6/2/2026
Tom Green County Commissioners Reject Data Center Moratorium
News Clipsanangelolive.com·San Angelo, Tom Green County, TX

Tom Green County Commissioners Reject Data Center Moratorium

Tom Green County Commissioners voted against implementing a 12-month moratorium on large data centers and energy facilities in Precinct 4. The decision followed a presentation by Beacon Data Centers regarding its proposed Westline Site, also known as the Dove Creek Technology Campus. Commissioners cited legal concerns and the risk of costly litigation as reasons for rejecting the moratorium.

6/2/2026
Tom Green County Tables Data Center, Green Energy Moratorium
News Clipsanangelolive.com·San Angelo, Tom Green County, TX

Tom Green County Tables Data Center, Green Energy Moratorium

Tom Green County commissioners tabled a proposed 12-month moratorium on new data center and green energy projects in Precinct 4. This decision was made after county officials acknowledged their lack of authority under Texas law to impose such a moratorium. Beacon Data Centers, a lead developer, has been scheduled to answer questions at the next commissioners court meeting.

5/26/2026
Tom Green County Calls for Stronger Data Center Regulation
News Clipsanangelolive.com·San Angelo, Tom Green County, TX

Tom Green County Calls for Stronger Data Center Regulation

The Tom Green County Commissioners Court unanimously adopted a resolution advocating for stronger statewide regulation of data centers, citing concerns over water, electricity, and infrastructure impacts. This action follows significant local opposition to a potential "Dove Creek Technology Campus" project by Beacon Data Centers. The resolution urges the Texas Legislature and Governor to mandate impact studies, increase transparency, and grant counties more authority over such projects.

4/20/2026