Data Center Signal is tracking 17 clips about Geronimo Power data center developments across 4 states, including MN, MO, TX, IL.
Jasper County residents are invited to a community meeting to discuss a proposed data center by Geronimo Power near Sarcoxie, Missouri. Neighbors have formed a Facebook group to organize opposition, arguing that data centers should be located where infrastructure already exists. Geronimo Power is seeking community input before making final decisions on the project.
The Nobles County Board in Minnesota is scheduled to vote on a zoning change that would permit massive data centers on agricultural land. This includes a $4 billion project proposed by Geronimo Power near Worthington. The county's planning commission previously rejected the measure due to significant public opposition.
The Nobles County Planning and Zoning Commission voted against a proposed zoning ordinance text amendment that would have allowed a data center in agricultural preservation areas. This decision effectively prevents Geronimo Power from building its data center in Elk Township, at least for now. The vote followed extensive public testimony both for and against the project, highlighting concerns about environmental impact, health, and preservation of agricultural land.
The Nobles County Planning and Zoning Commission voted against a proposed text amendment to the county's zoning ordinance that would have allowed data centers as a conditional use in agricultural preservation areas. This decision effectively blocks Geronimo Power's proposed data center project in Elk Township, at least for now. The vote followed a public hearing where community members expressed strong opposition due to environmental and health concerns, despite arguments for economic benefits.
Nobles County residents in Worthington, Minnesota, are opposing a proposed data center by Geronimo Power, citing concerns over water usage, electricity impact, and environmental quality. A public hearing for a related zoning ordinance change was held, but the change was not approved, with county commissioners set to vote next week.
The Joplin Sustainable Technology Alliance (JSTA) is seeking public input to develop a Community Benefit Agreement to protect residents from the environmental and resource impacts of a proposed data center in Joplin, Missouri. This comes after the Joplin City Council moved forward with the annexation and rezoning of 600 acres for the large-scale project despite public opposition. JSTA hopes this agreement will provide safeguards for the community.
Geronimo Power's proposed data center near Reading in Nobles County, Minnesota, faces significant resident opposition despite support from some local officials. The project, planned for Elk Township, requires a crucial zoning change and has raised concerns about water and land use.
Elk and Bloom Townships in Nobles County, Minnesota, are taking action against a proposed data center. Elk Township adopted a resolution opposing the data center on farmland, citing concerns about agricultural preservation and environmental impacts. Bloom Township is proposing a 12-month moratorium to study issues like water usage, pollution, and increased energy costs before a zoning decision is made.
Over 50 people gathered in Worthington, Minnesota, for a "No Kings" rally, protesting President Donald Trump's policies, ICE, and a proposed data center by Geronimo Power. Organizer Rubi Lara spoke out against the data center, highlighting concerns about land use and community impact. Attendees wrote letters to local legislators and made protest signs.
A letter to the editor expresses serious concerns regarding a proposed data center and solar farm near Reading, Minnesota. The author questions the use of prime farmland, the guaranteed economic benefits, transparency, and calls for Nobles County to deny zoning changes or enact a one-year moratorium. Potential issues like noise, electricity costs, and long-term viability are also raised.
Geronimo Power's proposal to build a data center and solar farm in eastern Jasper County, Missouri, is sparking local controversy. Residents are concerned about potential impacts on water usage, noise, and light pollution, leading to an online petition against the project.
Geronimo Power's CEO, Blake Nixon, is inviting public comments during the initial 30-day review period for the proposed Nobles County Powered Data Park. The company aims to address concerns regarding the 400-1000 megawatt data center's impact on water usage and agricultural land, emphasizing a willingness to mitigate issues. The project, including associated wind and solar farms, is currently undergoing an Alternative Urban Areawide Review (AUAR) led by Nobles County.
Residents in Jasper County, Missouri, are expressing significant concerns and organizing to address the potential impacts of a proposed data park development by Geronimo Power. The community is actively engaging to discuss the project's implications.
Residents in Grimes County, Texas, held a community meeting to demand transparency regarding a potential data center project. Concerns focus on the project's impact on local water resources, especially during droughts, and the large acreage involved, including an associated solar farm. Officials state no decisions have been made yet.
Geronimo Power is initiating the environmental review process for its planned Nobles County Powered Data Park in Worthington, Minnesota, and is seeking public feedback. The 400-megawatt project has encountered some initial public "push back" but the company aims for transparency. The public comment period for the environmental review is currently open.
Grimes County residents are expressing significant concerns over potential plans by Geronimo Power to build a data center on 800 acres near Iola and Bedias, Texas. Residents are worried about environmental impacts, health effects, and particularly water consumption in the rural area. County Judge Joe Fauth stated no plans are finalized and officials are gathering information, while also acknowledging the need for revenue.
Officials in Peotone, Illinois are discussing a potential data center project with Geronimo Power. Concerns have been raised about the potential water usage and other infrastructure demands of such a facility. No formal proposal has been submitted yet, and the discussions remain in the exploratory stage.