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Harmony Township officials canceled a meeting that was scheduled to consider a possible two-year development moratorium. Geronimo Power says the moratorium could delay its proposed data center and related energy projects, which are expected to generate significant tax revenue and jobs, while the data center remains under conditional-use review.
Harmony Township canceled hearings and votes on proposed 24-month energy moratoria after opponents challenged the legality of the proceedings, citing inadequate public notice and alleged open-meeting violations. Geronimo Power CEO Blake Nixon offered to pause the company’s data center application for six months instead of imposing a two-year ban.
Geronimo Power President Blake Nixon is urging more public discussion before Harmony Township considers a proposed 24-month moratorium on data centers and other electrical infrastructure. The company has applied for a conditional use permit to build the Harmony Energy Park, including two data center buildings, near the Bison electrical substation in Cass County.
Geronimo Power is opposing a proposed two-year development moratorium in Harmony Township, North Dakota, saying it could delay energy investments and jeopardize the company’s proposed data center. The data center is undergoing conditional-use review, with a township vote on the moratorium scheduled for Thursday.
Geronimo Power President Blake Nixon criticized Harmony Township’s process ahead of a vote on a proposed two-year development moratorium. Nixon said the moratorium could delay energy investments in the township.
Harmony Township is weighing a proposed pause on data center development. Geronimo Power says a proposed data center near Mapleton could generate billions of dollars in investment, while township officials consider whether to halt or restrict development.
Former Harmony Township Board Chairman Tom Roden is disputing allegations that he manipulated zoning rules to support Geronimo Power's proposed 540-megawatt data center. His attorney says Roden disclosed his land negotiations before resigning, while the township board is preparing to consider six proposed 24-month moratoria that would halt data center and other energy-related development.
The North Dakota Public Service Commission will hold a public hearing in Casselton on Geronimo Power’s proposed Harmony Storage battery project. Geronimo Power is also seeking to build a data center in Harmony Township that could initially use up to 540 megawatts, but that data center is not the subject of the hearing.
The Durbin Township Board in Cass County, North Dakota, unanimously approved a one-year moratorium on industrial-scale developments, including data centers, cryptocurrency mining facilities and renewable energy projects. The action follows Geronimo Power's proposed Harmony Energy Park and land purchase agreements covering about 934 acres in the township.
Geronimo Power CEO Blake Nixon defended the company’s discussions with Harmony Township officials while local zoning rules were revised to accommodate a proposed 540-megawatt data center. The township is preparing to consider a 24-month data center moratorium amid community opposition, a petition campaign and scrutiny over a former supervisor’s land deal, while Geronimo has not ruled out litigation if its permit is rejected.
Geronimo Power outlined a proposed $140 million data center project in Harmony Township and projected more than $140 million in local economic benefits. The company also challenged a potential two-year development moratorium that could affect the project.
Geronimo Power CEO Blake Nixon urged Cass County residents to sign a petition opposing Harmony Township’s proposed 24-month moratorium on data centers and other developments. The township board is scheduled to consider the moratorium at a special meeting on Oct. 22, while Geronimo Power continues promoting its proposed Harmony Energy Park project.
Residents of Harmony Township in Cass County learned more about Geronimo Power's proposed 640-acre Harmony Energy Park, which would include two data center buildings. Township officials are preparing to hold a public hearing and vote on a proposed 24-month moratorium covering data centers and renewable energy facilities.
Geronimo Power is opposing a proposed 24-month Harmony Township moratorium that could halt its planned 540-megawatt data center west of Fargo. The company launched a petition drive and offered more than $140 million in projected local financial benefits as township supervisors prepare to vote on the moratorium.
Geronimo Power CEO Blake Nixon criticized the Harmony Township board for considering a 24-month moratorium on the company’s proposed data center north of Mapleton. The developer is seeking local support through a petition and a proposed package of more than $140 million in financial incentives as the board prepares to consider the moratorium.
Geronimo Power President Blake Nixon discussed the proposed Harmony Energy Park in Cass County, North Dakota. He highlighted the project's potential economic benefits and planned environmental safeguards, though no further project details are available in the provided article.
Geronimo Power is proposing a 640-acre AI data center project in Harmony Township, north of Mapleton, with two data center buildings and supporting infrastructure. Company officials held a community open house to gather input on the project, including the use of its remaining green space and concerns about noise and water consumption.
Geronimo Power plans to build the 640-acre Harmony Energy Park data center project between Castleton and Mapleton in Cass County. A public forum will address potential effects on water use, power infrastructure, traffic, noise, construction and jobs, while Harmony Township considers a two-year moratorium on data centers.
Geronimo Power CEO Blake Nixon is seeking community support for the proposed Harmony Energy Park data center in Harmony Township, North Dakota. The Harmony Township Board is considering a 24-month moratorium on data centers amid scrutiny over zoning changes and a purchase agreement involving former board chair Tom Roden.
Geronimo Power CEO Blake Nixon said the company is planning a data center in Harmony Township west of Fargo and has submitted its permit application. The project would include power generation developed with a local utility, while township zoning decisions and prior board member conduct have drawn scrutiny.