Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners

Data Center Signal is tracking 3 clips about Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners data center developments across 1 states, including WA.

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News ClipPhilomath News·Goldendale, Klickitat County, WA

Yakama Nation protests clean energy project on sacred site that could power data center

Members of the Yakama Nation are protesting a proposed pumped-hydro energy storage project near Goldendale, Washington, arguing it will be built on a sacred tribal site with significant environmental impacts. They claim the project, owned by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, is primarily intended to power a large data center campus, specifically naming STACK Infrastructure, despite developers' public statements about residential power needs. Nonprofits are challenging the project in federal court following state and federal permit approvals.

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5/26/2026

News ClipYakima Herald-Republic·Goldendale, Klickitat County, WA

What comes next for a proposed energy project along Columbia River, and the Yakama Nation's opposition to it$

The Yakama Nation and Columbia Riverkeeper are actively opposing the Goldendale Energy Storage Project and an associated data center in Klickitat County, Washington, citing environmental and cultural impacts. Despite this, the energy project recently received a necessary 40-year hydroelectric license from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Opponents have filed lawsuits challenging federal and state permits for the project.

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5/26/2026

News ClipStreet Roots·Goldendale, Klickitat County, WA

'It's not built yet': Yakama Nation fights $3.3B energy project and data center development on sacred site

The Yakama Nation and its allies are actively fighting a $3.3 billion renewable energy project in Goldendale, Washington, on a sacred site along the Columbia River. New information reveals the energy project, which was approved by the Trump administration, is intended to power a massive hyperscale data center campus planned by STACK Infrastructure and Blue Owl Digital Infrastructure. Washington’s Ecology Department is currently reviewing cleanup documents related to the proposed data center.

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5/20/2026