Local businesses brace for gigantic cargo moves starting next week
Heavy equipment deliveries for a $10 billion natural gas-fueled power plant and hyperscale data center project outside Homer City, Indiana County, Pennsylvania, are set to begin next week. These "superloads," weighing up to 380 tons, will traverse local roads, prompting anxiety among businesses in towns like Leechburg about traffic disruptions and potential sales loss through January. The moves are part of the construction of what is described as the largest combination data center and power plant in the U.S.

