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Data Center Signal is tracking 6 clips about Granite Shore Power data center developments across 1 states, including NH.

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News ClipConcord Monitor·Bow, Merrimack County, NH

New Hampshire Residents Oppose Bow Data Center Project, Governor Proposes Statewide Moratorium$

Residents of Bow, New Hampshire, are strongly opposing a potential data center project at the former Merrimack Station power plant, citing environmental and noise concerns. Their opposition intensified after Granite Shore Power filed a request for grid connection, coinciding with New Hampshire's Governor proposing a statewide moratorium on data centers and legislators exploring restrictive measures.

opposition environmental electricity water government moratorium zoning

9/23/2026

News ClipUnionLeader.com·NH

New Hampshire Lawmakers Propose Alternative to Statewide Data Center Moratorium

New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte has proposed a statewide data center moratorium due to concerns about electricity costs. However, an alternative solution, House Bill 672, already exists to allow data centers to provide their own off-grid power without impacting ratepayers. Proponents argue this law should be promoted instead of a moratorium to attract investment.

electricity moratorium government

9/16/2026

News ClipEagle-Tribune·Bow, Merrimack County, NH

Small NH town eyed for massive datacenter$

A large 350-megawatt data center is being considered for the town of Bow, New Hampshire, on the site of the former Merrimack Station coal plant. Filings with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission indicate an exploratory study is underway by Eversource Energy at the request of Granite Shore Power to assess grid connection viability.

electricity announcement government

9/5/2026

News ClipConcord Monitor·Bow, Merrimack County, NH

Tax relief or environmental threat? Bow residents divided over possible data center$

Residents of Bow, New Hampshire, are divided over a potential data center on the site of a former power plant, with some seeing tax relief and others raising environmental and energy concerns. State politicians, including Governor Kelly Ayotte, have voiced strong opposition, citing high energy costs and proposing a statewide moratorium. No formal proposal has been submitted, but discussions are ongoing.

zoning opposition environmental government electricity water moratorium

9/4/2026

News ClipThe Boston Globe·Bow, Merrimack County, NH

A massive data center could be headed for New Hampshire

A preliminary study is underway for a potential 350-megawatt hyperscale data center in Bow, New Hampshire, on the former Merrimack Station site. The project, involving Eversource Energy and Granite Shore Power, has prompted New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte to advocate for a moratorium on data center construction in the state due to energy concerns. Local officials in Bow, however, see the development as a significant source of tax revenue.

announcement electricity moratorium government zoning

9/2/2026

News ClipNew Hampshire Public Radio·Bow, Merrimack County, NH

Bow in talks to become site of new data center

The town of Bow, New Hampshire, is in high-level discussions about becoming the site of a new 350-megawatt data center at the former Merrimack Station site. Granite Shore Power has filed a request with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to discuss power grid connections with Eversource for the project. This potential development comes amidst growing statewide opposition to data centers, including Governor Kelly Ayotte's support for a moratorium on their construction.

electricity government opposition moratorium

9/1/2026