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Data Center Signal is tracking 13 clips about Guild Ventures data center developments across 1 states, including NY.

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News ClipWAMC·Albany, Albany County, NY

What does moratorium mean for future of Kenwood data center in Albany?

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul enacted a one-year moratorium on new hyperscale data centers, prompting questions about its impact on proposed projects like the Kenwood data center in Albany. Local groups are actively opposing the Kenwood project and advocating for a citywide ban, citing concerns over noise and utility costs. The moratorium includes exemptions for data centers using less than 50 megawatts or serving healthcare facilities, leaving the Kenwood project's status uncertain.

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7/17/2026

News ClipSpectrum News·Albany, Albany County, NY

Hochul's order of a data center moratorium draws mixed reactions from N.Y.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul issued a statewide executive order halting new data center permits for up to a year while officials develop new rules for energy and water use and community protections. The decision has drawn mixed reactions, welcomed by community groups in Albany concerned about a proposed data center at the Kenwood site by Guild Ventures, but criticized by business advocacy groups who fear it will hinder AI investment in the state.

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7/15/2026

News Clip8:14CBS6 Albany·NY

Continuing Coverage: New York becomes first state to limit data center permits

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has signed a one-year statewide moratorium on large data center permits, making New York the first state to implement such a pause to establish environmental and energy grid standards. This action impacts proposed projects like Guild Ventures' data center in Albany and has prompted several local communities, including the Town of Bethlehem and East Greenbush, to consider or enact their own moratoriums due to concerns about energy and water usage.

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7/14/2026

News ClipWRGB·Albany, Albany County, NY

Albany data center proposal faces new questions after Hochul's statewide moratorium

A proposed data center at Albany's Kenwood Commons property, planned by Guild Ventures, is facing new scrutiny following New York Governor Kathy Hochul's one-year moratorium on new large-scale data centers. The project's proposed 100-megawatt power usage exceeds the 50-megawatt threshold for the moratorium. Local officials and residents have expressed concerns about the data center's potential impact on utility costs and local resources, supporting the statewide pause as the project has not yet been formally submitted.

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7/14/2026

News ClipWAMC·Albany, Albany County, NY

Albany council supports statewide data center construction pause

The Albany Common Council officially backed a statewide one-year moratorium on hyperscale data center construction, a measure that has passed the New York State Legislature and awaits Governor Kathy Hochul's signature. This support comes as a local site owner plans a data center, drawing concerns from community groups about environmental and infrastructure impacts.

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7/7/2026

News ClipTimes Union·Albany County, NY

Data center developer says wheels in motion for city zoning request$

EKG Group is proposing a $570 million data center and tech campus in Albany, New York, requiring a zoning change to a "light industrial" designation. The project faces community opposition regarding its benefits and potential environmental impacts, as well as complex city and state regulatory hurdles, including a proposed statewide data center moratorium.

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6/26/2026

News ClipTimes Union·Albany County, NY

Kenwood developer says data center plans could go to city within 2 months$

Guild Ventures plans to submit applications within two months for a $570 million data center and tech campus project on the former Kenwood Convent site in Albany, NY. The project faces zoning challenges and expected public scrutiny over environmental and utility impacts. A proposed statewide bill, the Responsible Data Center Development Act, could also impact the project's permitting and costs.

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6/12/2026

News ClipTimes Union·Albany, Albany County, NY

Inside the plans for a $2.8B tech campus and data center at Kenwood$

A real estate developer is proposing a $2.8 billion mixed-use technology campus and data center on the former Kenwood Academy property in Albany, NY. The project includes a 500,000-square-foot data center along with research labs, offices, and residential units. Developers are presenting plans to local leaders, emphasizing minimal environmental impact and significant economic benefits.

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6/5/2026

News Clip2:37WTEN·NY

NY State Legislature passes one year data center moratorium

The New York State Legislature passed a one-year moratorium on data center permits, aiming to establish new regulations on utilities, energy efficiency, community benefits, and labor standards. This action follows local efforts, such as Perth's town board enacting its own moratorium to address concerns over energy usage and maintain local control. The bill now awaits Governor Kathy Hochul's signature, facing both support for resource protection and opposition arguing for local municipal decision-making.

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6/5/2026

News ClipWAMC·Albany, Albany County, NY

Data center regs advance as opposition to Albany site grows

Residents in Albany are protesting proposed data center developments at the Kenwood Convent site, citing concerns about utility costs and lack of local benefits. City officials are reviewing zoning categories and considering new regulations, including a potential moratorium. Additionally, a state senator is co-sponsoring a bill for a one-year statewide moratorium on large data center permits, which is scheduled for a vote this week.

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6/3/2026

News ClipThe Daily Gazette·Perth, Fulton County, NY

Fulton County looks to get ahead of data center spread

Fulton County and its towns are actively considering moratoriums and developing new regulations for hypersized data centers, citing concerns over massive electricity and water consumption and minimal job creation. The town of Perth plans a public hearing on a one-year moratorium, following similar actions by other New York communities grappling with data center development. A statewide moratorium bill has also been introduced in the New York legislature to study these impacts.

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6/2/2026

News Clip1:08WTEN·Albany, Albany County, NY

Proposal for new data center at Kenwood Convent site in Albany

Guild Ventures has proposed converting the Kenwood Commons site in Albany, New York, into a mixed-use development that includes a tech center, which would function as a data center. The site is strategically located near major fiber optic highways. While developers have met with the Mayor's Office and local stakeholders, a formal application has not yet been submitted to the city.

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5/23/2026

News ClipTimes Union·Albany, Albany County, NY

Data center planned for former Kenwood Convent site in Albany$

An entity affiliated with Guild Ventures, EKG Group LLC, is seeking approval to develop a "tech center" including an edge data center at the former Kenwood Convent site in Albany. The project is part of a larger mixed-use development and has prompted discussions with regulators and city officials regarding its potential electricity consumption. While initial filings indicated a 180 MW power requirement, developers state the actual data center usage will be much lower.

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5/21/2026