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Data Center Signal is tracking 36 clips about Deep Green data center developments across 1 states, including MI.

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News ClipWKAR·Lansing, Ingham County, MI

What Deep Green's failed Lansing proposal says about the changing data center debate

Deep Green, a data center company, withdrew its plan to build a facility in downtown Lansing after facing months of community opposition and concerns from city officials. Residents were worried about the project's impact on energy costs, the local environment, and water use, with a lack of transparency regarding project changes further fueling mistrust. This event is seen as indicative of a broader national shift in public perception towards data centers.

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5/6/2026

News ClipFOX 47 News·Lansing, Ingham County, MI

Lansing considers data center moratorium after downtown plans pulled amid neighbor pushback

The City of Lansing is considering a data center moratorium after a downtown data center plan by Deep Green was withdrawn due to neighbor pushback. Councilmember Ryan Kost introduced the proposal, which will be discussed by the Committee of Development and Planning, driven by environmental concerns and the need for new city guidelines.

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4/22/2026

News ClipLansing State Journal·Lansing, Ingham County, MI

Lansing City Council to consider temporary moratorium on new data centers

The Lansing City Council is set to consider a temporary moratorium on new data centers for at least 180 days, driven by significant community opposition to a previously proposed project. The draft ordinance aims to prevent new building permits and zoning applications while the city studies its regulatory options. This follows the withdrawal of a $120 million Deep Green data center proposal after widespread resident concerns.

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4/17/2026

News ClipFOX 47 News·MI

Michigan residents rally in Lansing and across the state to protest proposed data center developments

Michigan residents held multiple statewide rallies, including one in Lansing, to protest proposed data center developments across the state. They voiced significant environmental concerns regarding potential impacts on water, air, and soil. These protests follow a previous project withdrawal by Deep Green and highlight broader opposition to the expansion of data centers on agricultural land.

opposition environmental

4/12/2026

News Clip1:34FOX 47 News·MI

Michigan residents rally against proposed data center projects

Michigan residents rallied across the state, including in Lansing and Mason, to protest proposed data center projects. Protesters voiced significant concerns over the potential negative impacts on water, air, and soil. The rallies specifically highlighted opposition to a proposed project by Deep Green.

opposition environmental water

4/11/2026

News ClipWILX·Lansing, Ingham County, MI

What’s next for Lansing’s downtown parcel after Deep Green withdrawal?

Deep Green withdrew its proposed downtown Lansing data center project before a city council vote, leading to discussions about the site's future and potential new rules for data center developments. A city council member is now proposing an ordinance and a temporary moratorium on new data center proposals.

zoning opposition government electricity moratorium

4/9/2026

News ClipLansing State Journal·Saline, Washtenaw County, MI

Viewpoint: Michiganders need to demand transparency on data centers, AI

Artificial intelligence companies, including Deep Green and OpenAI, are targeting Michigan for data center development due to its water resources and new tax exemptions. Deep Green recently pulled a proposal for a Lansing data center, while OpenAI secured approval for its "Stargate Project" in Saline Township despite local opposition to rezoning. The article highlights significant environmental concerns regarding water usage and wetland destruction.

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OpenAI

4/8/2026

News ClipCity Pulse·Lansing, Ingham County, MI

No data center in Lansing after Deep Green withdraws plans

Deep Green has withdrawn its proposal for a 24-megawatt data center in downtown Lansing, Michigan, just hours before a scheduled City Council vote. The project faced significant community opposition due to environmental concerns and its proposed location in a mixed-use district. Mayor Andy Schor confirmed the withdrawal, stating the proposal would not be considered further by the city.

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4/8/2026

News Clip2:19FOX 47 News·Lansing, Ingham County, MI

What could the Data Center withdraw mean for Lansing's Economic Growth

Deep Green has withdrawn its proposal for a $1.2 million data center in Lansing, Michigan, just hours before the City Council was scheduled to vote on the project. This decision has sparked concerns about the city's economic growth and future investments, despite some initial opposition to the data center.

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4/7/2026

News ClipPlanet Detroit·Ypsilanti, Washtenaw County, MI

Data center news: Ypsilanti Township escalates fight against U of M, Los Alamos project

Local battles over data center developments are escalating across Michigan, involving multiple townships, government bodies, and developers. Community concerns center on environmental impact, national security risks, electricity and water usage, and transparency in project approvals. The disputes involve formal resolutions, rejected recall petitions, ongoing legal challenges, and withdrawn project applications.

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Oracle

4/7/2026

News Clip2:56WILX News 10 | Lansing & Mid-Michigan·Lansing, Ingham County, MI

Deep Green withdraws Lansing data center: what this means for future development

Deep Green withdrew its plan for a $120 million data center in downtown Lansing, Michigan, just hours before a critical city council vote. The company's decision was reportedly due to an anticipated lack of votes for the project's approval, effectively halting the development.

zoning opposition environmental government

4/7/2026

News Clip1:48FOX 47 News·Lansing, Ingham County, MI

Neighbors react after Deep Green withdraws Lansing data center application

Deep Green has withdrawn its data center application in Lansing, Michigan, just hours before the City Council was set to vote on selling city property for the development. The withdrawal follows significant community opposition and discussions about a proposed ban on data centers in certain areas of the city.

zoning opposition government electricity moratorium

4/7/2026

News ClipThe State News·Lansing, Ingham County, MI

Proposed Lansing data center scrapped hours before council meeting

Deep Green, a UK-based company, withdrew its proposal for a $120 million data center in downtown Lansing hours before a city council rezoning vote. The project faced strong opposition from environmental activists concerned about carbon emissions, and it will now not move forward. Deep Green maintained its commitment to responsible development in Michigan.

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4/7/2026

News Clip0:42WILX News 10 | Lansing & Mid-Michigan·Lansing, Ingham County, MI

Company behind Downtown Lansing data center project withdraws application, officials say

Deep Green has formally withdrawn its application to purchase city parking lots and rezone the property for a data center in Downtown Lansing. Lansing City Council President Peter Spadafore and Mayor Andy Schor confirmed the withdrawal, meaning the City Council will no longer consider the development requests. This action effectively halts the proposed data center project at this location.

zoning government

4/6/2026

News Clip2:22FOX 47 News·Lansing, Ingham County, MI

UPDATE: Deep Green withdraws Lansing data center application

Deep Green withdrew its proposed data center application in Lansing, Michigan, just hours before a scheduled city council vote. This decision was met with relief by many residents who had actively opposed the project due to concerns about quality of life and environmental impact.

zoning opposition government environmental

4/6/2026

News Clip1:50WLNS 6 News·Lansing, Ingham County, MI

Deep Green withdraws request for data center

Deep Green has withdrawn its request to rezone properties for a data center in Lansing, Michigan, due to significant community opposition. The proposal was unlikely to secure enough votes from the City Council to pass, effectively halting the project for now.

zoning opposition government

4/6/2026

News ClipMichigan Advance·Lansing, Ingham County, MI

Deep Green pulls request to rezone downtown Lansing parcel, axing data center proposal$

Deep Green has withdrawn its request to rezone a downtown Lansing parcel, effectively canceling its data center proposal. This action means the planned data center development will not proceed in the specified area.

zoning opposition announcement government

4/6/2026

News ClipLansing State Journal·Lansing, Ingham County, MI

Deep Green withdraws rezoning request for data center. What we know

Deep Green has withdrawn its conditional rezoning request for a proposed $120 million data center in downtown Lansing, Michigan. This decision, announced hours before a scheduled City Council vote, means the project will not move forward. Residents had expressed significant opposition, citing environmental concerns and lack of transparency regarding power supply.

zoning opposition environmental electricity

4/6/2026

News ClipWKAR·Lansing, Ingham County, MI

Proposed data center won't move forward in Lansing as Deep Green withdraws

Deep Green has withdrawn its application to rezone city land in Lansing, Michigan, for a proposed 24-megawatt data center, preventing a scheduled vote by the Lansing City Council. The decision came after mixed reactions from residents and a letter of support from Mayor Andy Schor. City Council members are now proposing increased regulations for data centers in Lansing.

zoning opposition government environmental electricity

4/6/2026

News ClipWLNS 6 News·Lansing, Ingham County, MI

Deep Green withdraws rezoning request for data center

Deep Green has withdrawn its rezoning request for a controversial $120 million data center proposal in downtown Lansing, Michigan. The project faced significant community pushback and was unlikely to pass the Lansing City Council vote. This decision results in a loss of investment for the city and impacts the Lansing Board of Water and Light's plans to transition to a hot water heating system.

zoning opposition electricity environmental government

4/6/2026