HW Technology Park Development LLC

Data Center Signal is tracking 3 clips about HW Technology Park Development LLC data center developments across 1 states, including IL.

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News Clip1340 WJOL·Joliet, Will County, IL

Joliet Residents Sue City and Developers Over Massive Data Center Project

Joliet-area homeowners and the Joliet Residents for Responsible Growth (JRRG) have filed a lawsuit against the City of Joliet and developers PowerHouse Hillwood Holding LLC and HW Technology Park Development LLC. The suit challenges the city's March 2026 approvals for a large data center campus, alleging violations of the Illinois Open Meetings Act, arbitrary rezoning, and lack of environmental review. Plaintiffs seek to halt construction, citing concerns about noise, traffic, and strain on the region's water supply.

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6/2/2026

News ClipCBS News·Joliet, Will County, IL

Joliet City Council approves plans for Illinois' largest data center

The Joliet City Council approved plans for a 795-acre data center, poised to be Illinois' largest. The decision followed months of debate and public opposition regarding environmental impact, health, and utility bills. Despite concerns, the project is expected to bring substantial tax revenue and jobs.

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3/20/2026

News Clip2:00CBS Chicago·Joliet, Will County, IL

Residents voice opinions on large data center during Joliet City Council meeting

Residents voiced strong opinions, both for and against, a proposed 800-acre data center project by HW Technology Park Development LLC during a Joliet City Council meeting. While some supported the potential economic benefits, most attendees seemed opposed, citing concerns over energy consumption, health impacts, and the project's broader effects on surrounding communities.

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3/17/2026