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Foley considers 6-month moratorium on data centers - NBC 15
News Clip1:37NBC 15·Foley, Baldwin County, AL

Foley considers 6-month moratorium on data centers - NBC 15

Foley, Alabama, leaders are considering a six-month moratorium on data center applications to proactively update its ordinances regarding noise, water use, and zoning, even though no specific data center proposal is currently pending. Mayor Ralph Hellmich states this measure is to ensure the city is prepared for future proposals, drawing lessons from other cities like Prichard which recently enacted a similar moratorium due to a specific project and resident opposition. The Foley City Council could vote on the moratorium at its September 21 meeting.

8/28/2026
Data center moratorium supported in Prichard
News ClipLagniappe Daily·Prichard, Mobile County, AL

Data center moratorium supported in Prichard

Prichard residents have voiced strong support for a recently enacted 180-day moratorium on data center projects by the City Council. This decision, however, has created legal uncertainty regarding a building application already submitted by Edged Energy. Residents continue to express concerns over potential environmental impacts, noise, and quality of life.

8/14/2026
City of Prichard to host public hearing on data center
News Clip0:53WKRG·Prichard, Mobile County, AL

City of Prichard to host public hearing on data center

The City of Prichard is holding a public hearing for a proposed data center by Edged Energy after the city council did not vote on a business permit proposal. The council is split on moving forward with the data center, which is off Telegraph Road, and also did not vote on a proposed 180-day data center moratorium. The public hearing is scheduled for August 13th at Prichard City Hall.

7/31/2026
Questions over foreign influence in data center opposition reach Alabama
News ClipYellowhammer News·Prichard, Mobile County, AL

Questions over foreign influence in data center opposition reach Alabama

The Prichard City Council is considering a data center moratorium amidst local opposition to an Edged Energy project. Federal lawmakers have requested investigations into claims that this opposition, and similar campaigns nationwide, are influenced by foreign-linked organizations aiming to undermine U.S. AI infrastructure development. Meanwhile, Alabama's Public Service Commission is reviewing electricity contracts for large-load data centers to ensure they cover their own costs.

7/30/2026
Prichard mulls data center moratorium
News ClipLagniappe Daily·Prichard, Mobile County, AL

Prichard mulls data center moratorium$

The Prichard City Council is considering enacting a moratorium on data center development next week due to significant public concern. This comes after Edged Energy announced plans in April to build a $90 million data center in the city.

7/24/2026
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
Data center moratorium fever grows across North Carolina
News ClipThe Charlotte Post·Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, NC

Data center moratorium fever grows across North Carolina

North Carolina communities, including Charlotte, are increasingly enacting temporary moratoriums on data center development due to concerns about energy, water consumption, and infrastructure strain. These pauses aim to allow local governments time to update outdated planning ordinances and assess environmental impacts, though they typically do not affect projects already underway. Resident opposition has played a significant role in pushing for these policy changes in various localities.

6/19/2026
Prichard residents voice concerns over proposed data center at packed town hall
News Clipfox10tv.com·Prichard, Mobile County, AL

Prichard residents voice concerns over proposed data center at packed town hall

Hundreds of Prichard, Alabama residents attended a town hall to express significant concerns about a proposed data center by Edged Energy. Residents questioned the project's power needs, environmental impact, and data privacy implications. The Prichard City Council will make the final decision on the project's approval, with Mayor Carletta Davis noting the community's strong opposition.

6/12/2026
Prichard Mayor says she talked to potential new developer about noise, traffic, and environmental impact concerns
News Clipfox10tv.com·Prichard, Mobile County, AL

Prichard Mayor says she talked to potential new developer about noise, traffic, and environmental impact concerns

Prichard Mayor Carletta Davis has engaged with Edged Energy regarding a proposed $93 million data center project in the city. The discussions addressed resident concerns about noise, traffic, environmental impact, and water usage, with Edged Energy committing to responsible development and community partnership.

4/19/2026
Data Center project proposed for Prichard, estimated $93 million investment
News Clipfox10tv.com·Prichard, Mobile County, AL

Data Center project proposed for Prichard, estimated $93 million investment

Edged Energy has proposed a new $93 million data center project in Prichard, Alabama, which is expected to create 20 high-paying jobs. The City of Prichard hosted a community meeting to allow residents to provide feedback and learn about the project. Edged Energy addressed concerns regarding noise, traffic, and environmental impact, particularly focusing on their technology to reduce water usage.

4/11/2026
$93M proposed data center to bring 20 jobs to Prichard
News ClipWKRG·Prichard, AL

$93M proposed data center to bring 20 jobs to Prichard

Edged Energy is proposing a new $93 million data center project on Telegraph Road in Prichard, Alabama, which is expected to create 20 jobs and offer educational and economic opportunities. Mayor Carletta Davis expressed excitement about the project and the city's readiness for business. Edged Energy highlights the environmental benefits of their closed-loop cooling system, which significantly reduces water usage and minimizes pollution.

4/7/2026