Dynamo DC

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News ClipNews From The States·Springdale, Allegheny County, PA

Springdale residents oppose proposed 47-acre Dynamo DC data center

Springdale residents are opposing Dynamo DC’s proposed 47-acre hyperscale data center, citing concerns about noise, water use, electricity demand and its proximity to homes. The borough approved a conditional-use permit, while Allegheny County separately banned data centers larger than 25 megawatts on county-owned land and Pennsylvania adopted new energy and transparency requirements.

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10/23/2026

News Clip90.5 WESA·Springdale, Allegheny County, PA

Residents urge Allegheny County to reject Springdale data center based on noise, pollution

Springdale residents urged Allegheny County to reject the proposed Dynamo data center at the former Cheswick power plant, citing noise, pollution, contaminated soil and potential property-value impacts. The project has Springdale Borough approval but still needs county land-development approval and an air-quality permit, while county reviewers identified numerous unresolved design and remediation issues.

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10/15/2026

News ClipTribLIVE.com·Springdale, Allegheny County, PA

Transformed Springdale data center design meets leery response among residents

Developers presented a significantly redesigned data center project in Springdale, Pennsylvania, to over 100 residents. Despite alterations including a consolidated building and relocated generators, residents remain skeptical due to concerns over noise, pollution, and increased power requirements up to 330 megawatts. The project, already conditionally approved by Springdale Council, is now entering its land development phase for examination by Allegheny County officials, while residents continue active opposition.

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6/11/2026