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Langan Engineering and Environmental Services

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Moratoriums, labor shortages, energy capacity highlight data center discussion at CREDA statewide conference
News ClipGrowthSpotter·FL

Moratoriums, labor shortages, energy capacity highlight data center discussion at CREDA statewide conference

A panel at the Commercial Real Estate Development Association’s statewide Florida conference examined moratoriums, utility capacity, labor shortages and community opposition affecting data center growth. The discussion highlighted local moratorium efforts, the approved Stonebridge hyperscale project in Fort Meade, legal challenges and water permitting issues, as well as proposed developments in Osceola County and Orlando.

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10/1/2026
CoreSite looks to add second Orlando data center building
News ClipOrlando Sentinel·Orlando, Orange County, FL

CoreSite looks to add second Orlando data center building

CoreSite has applied for a permit modification to add a second data center building to its Orlando campus in Orange County, Florida. This expansion is occurring amidst heightened political scrutiny and public debate across the state and nation regarding data center development and its impact on local infrastructure and resources. Local government officials are expressing varied opinions on the balance between economic development and environmental/infrastructure concerns.

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6/2/2026
Hobart’s data center opponents face setback with fill permit approval
News ClipChicago Tribune·Hobart, Lake County, IN

Hobart’s data center opponents face setback with fill permit approval

Hobart city officials affirmed a fill permit for an Amazon data center, denying appeals from 15 residents and marking another setback for the "No Data Center" group. This decision allows initial dirt movement, with a site plan and environmental studies expected next. Residents are also pursuing multiple lawsuits, one of which recently saw a judge deny their request against the city's Economic Revitalization Area designation.

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3/19/2026