Greenidge Generation Holdings

Data Center Signal is tracking 3 clips about Greenidge Generation Holdings data center developments across 2 states, including SC, NY.

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News ClipPost and Courier·Spartanburg County, SC

Proposed Spartanburg data center project appeals after county rejects application$

The Lightstone Group has appealed the rejection of its data center application in Spartanburg County, South Carolina. This appeal comes as the Spartanburg County Council delayed final approval of a proposed moratorium on new data centers, initially spurred by public opposition. The county maintains that the pending ordinance doctrine prevents approval of such applications while the moratorium is under consideration.

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8/24/2026

News ClipFinger Lakes Times·Torrey, Yates County, NY

Greenidge shifts to data center, new name

Greenidge Generation Holdings has rebranded as Vulcan Infrastructure and Power and is shifting its Dresden, New York operations from crypto-mining to an AI data center. The company secured a $39.4 million investment and plans to increase its power draw from the state grid, a move that continues to face opposition from environmental groups like Seneca Lake Guardian. Vulcan states it will continue to provide critical power to the local grid and adhere to its emissions reduction agreement with New York State.

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8/1/2026

News ClipPost and Courier·Spartanburg County, SC

Spartanburg County Council plans data center moratorium as new project looms$

Spartanburg County Council is moving to implement a moratorium on new data center construction, driven by public discontent with existing projects and concerns over a newly proposed facility at 300 Jones Road. The unanimous vote allows the county to review its ordinances and await state legislation regarding data centers' significant power and water demands. This action, while not affecting the already approved NorthMark data center, responds to constituent concerns and potential environmental impacts.

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6/16/2026