Green Chile Ventures LLC

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Concerns raised over Port Washington data center tax deal and legislative oversight
News ClipThe Capital Times·Port Washington, Ozaukee County, WI

Concerns raised over Port Washington data center tax deal and legislative oversight

Concerns have been raised regarding a $458 million tax increment financing (TIF) deal in Port Washington, Wisconsin, involving Oracle and Vantage Data Centers. The article questions the compliance with safeguards established by Wisconsin Act 16, particularly after residents passed a referendum to assert local control and were subsequently sued. The author points out discrepancies in legal certifications and a lack of state agency oversight for the deal.

6/17/2026
DTE Rate Case Puts Saline Data Center Claims Back In Spotlight
News ClipThe Sun Times News·Saline, Washtenaw County, MI

DTE Rate Case Puts Saline Data Center Claims Back In Spotlight

DTE Energy's latest electric rate request is under scrutiny, particularly regarding its claims that new data center development, including The Barn Data Center in Saline Township, will help stabilize future rates. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is challenging these claims and has appealed the Michigan Public Service Commission's approval of the Saline Township data center contracts, citing a lack of transparency and a contested case hearing.

4/30/2026
Energy storage contracts approved to boost Michigan grid reliability
News Clip910news.com·Saline, Washtenaw County, MI

Energy storage contracts approved to boost Michigan grid reliability

The Michigan Public Service Commission approved energy storage contracts totaling 1,332 megawatts to bolster grid reliability and support a 1,383-megawatt data center in Saline Township, Washtenaw County. The commission also denied petitions from environmental groups and the state's attorney general that challenged the data center's initial approval. DTE Electric Co. will develop and operate the storage facilities, with Green Chile Ventures LLC responsible for the data center's energy storage costs.

3/29/2026