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News ClipLake Powell Chronicle·Page, Coconino County, AZ

Diak Challenges Incumbent Councilors on 500-Acre Data Center, Warning of a New 'Indigo Ridge'

A political debate in Page, Arizona, centers on a controversial 500-acre land sale for a proposed 1,000-megawatt data center to Huntley LLC, a subsidiary of Hollybrook. Former mayor Bill Diak is challenging incumbent council members, warning against the project due to concerns over water scarcity from the Colorado River and past development failures. Incumbents defend the preliminary land deal, citing economic diversification, while Diak criticizes the financial risks and environmental impact.

6/30/2026
Decoding The Strategic Ambiguity Of The Huntley Data Center Deal
News ClipLake Powell Chronicle·Page, Coconino County, AZ

Decoding The Strategic Ambiguity Of The Huntley Data Center Deal

The City of Page, Arizona, is facing intense public scrutiny and opposition over its proposed $10 billion, 1,000-megawatt data center project with Huntley LLC. While the city assures residents of a low-impact, risk-free deal, the developer admits that securing a viable power supply is a major unresolved contingency. Public officials have remained silent, leading to a policy change that now requires public votes on non-disclosure agreements, signaling a shift away from previous secrecy.

5/26/2026
The One-Gigawatt Gamble: Who Truly Pays for the Data Center’s Hidden Costs?
News ClipLake Powell Chronicle·Page, Coconino County, AZ

The One-Gigawatt Gamble: Who Truly Pays for the Data Center’s Hidden Costs?

A one-gigawatt data center proposed in Page, Arizona, is facing scrutiny over its long-term impacts, particularly concerning regional water usage for power generation and local atmospheric heating. While the developer pledges to cover initial infrastructure costs, the project's feasibility hinges on confirming grid capacity and securing a reliable power supply. Citizens of Page are evaluating the financial benefits against significant environmental and resource risks as an August election approaches.

4/29/2026