Data Center Signal is tracking 4 clips about Lightfield Energy data center developments across 1 states, including KS.
Ottawa city commissioners terminated their sales contract with Lightfield Energy for a proposed data center project. The termination occurred because the developer missed required deadlines, effectively blocking the project's advancement.
Residents in Ottawa, Kansas, have submitted 658 verified signatures for a petition ordinance that would ban large-scale data centers within city limits. City commissioners have 20 days to approve the ordinance, or it will go to voters in November. The city is currently in a sales contract with Lightfield Energy for a potential data center development on 300 acres.
Residents in Ottawa, Kansas, organized as Ottawa United, are gathering signatures for a petition to place an ordinance on the November ballot. If passed, the ordinance would ban data centers using more than 25 megawatts of power due to environmental concerns about a proposed 300-acre development by Lightfield Energy that could include a data center and a natural gas power plant. The group needs 658 signatures by next week.
Residents in Ottawa, Kansas, have launched a ballot petition to oppose a proposed 300-acre development by Lightfield Energy LLC, which is planned to include data centers and a natural gas power plant. The proposed ordinance aims to prohibit data centers consuming more than 25 megawatts of power. If sufficient signatures are collected, the city commission must adopt the ordinance or it will go to voters on the November ballot.