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More Texas communities push back against data centers
News ClipKiowa County Press·Fort Worth, Tarrant County, TX

More Texas communities push back against data centers

Several Texas communities are moving to restrict data center development, following San Marcos's ban and Governor Abbott's statewide moratorium for rural areas. Fort Worth is scheduled to vote on a 90-day data center moratorium amidst residents' concerns about pollution and strain on local utilities. Advocacy groups like GreenLatinos are organizing listening sessions to address these issues and push for broader regulations.

8/24/2026
Fort Worth weighs moratorium and new rules as data center projects spark neighborhood concerns
News Clip1:37CBS TEXAS·Fort Worth, Tarrant County, TX

Fort Worth weighs moratorium and new rules as data center projects spark neighborhood concerns

The Fort Worth City Council is weighing a 90-day moratorium on future data center projects due to neighborhood concerns. This comes after the zoning commission approved the Black Mountain Energy Project, which is facing opposition from a local garden owner concerned about environmental and business impacts. Councilman Chris Nettles supports the approved project, stating it will not be affected by the proposed moratorium.

8/14/2026
Data center moves forward after Fort Worth Zoning Commission vote
News ClipFort Worth Report·Fort Worth, Tarrant County, TX

Data center moves forward after Fort Worth Zoning Commission vote

The Fort Worth Zoning Commission approved site plan and signage changes for Black Mountain Energy's planned $10 million data center, despite ongoing resident opposition. The project, which includes a 980-megawatt substation and aims for a decreased footprint with taller buildings, will now go before the City Council for a final vote in June. Residents continue to raise concerns about pollution, infrastructure impact, and environmental health.

4/13/2026