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New York Legislature Approves One-Year Moratorium on Large Data Centers, New Regulations
News ClipTimes Union·Albany, Albany County, NY

New York Legislature Approves One-Year Moratorium on Large Data Centers, New Regulations$

New York lawmakers have approved a one-year moratorium on large data centers and enacted new regulations to address their impact on the state's power grid. The legislation also mandates studies on data center energy and water use, pollution, and electronic waste, while requiring developers to use renewable energy over time. The governor will now decide whether to sign the bill.

6/7/2026
Resident, GCEDC president and CEO argue over data center project
News ClipThe Batavian·Alabama, Genesee County, NY

Resident, GCEDC president and CEO argue over data center project

A heated discussion unfolded after a Genesee County Economic Development Center meeting, with a local resident challenging the proposed STREAM U.S. Data Centers project in Alabama, New York. Residents expressed opposition, while the GCEDC provided updates on environmental reviews and affirmed sufficient electrical capacity for the 500MW data center.

6/5/2026
Residents pack meeting to oppose proposed data center at Tonawanda Coke site
News ClipBuffalo Toronto Public Media·Tonawanda, Erie County, NY

Residents pack meeting to oppose proposed data center at Tonawanda Coke site

Hundreds of residents packed a Town of Tonawanda Planning Board meeting to oppose a proposed 300-megawatt data center, citing concerns over electricity demand, environmental impacts, and noise. The Planning Board tabled further discussion until the developer submits a revised site plan and completes an electric system impact study.

6/4/2026
Tonawanda Town Supervisor John Flynn: Data center proposed for Tonawanda Coke site now 'on hold'
News ClipWGRZ·Tonawanda, Erie County, NY

Tonawanda Town Supervisor John Flynn: Data center proposed for Tonawanda Coke site now 'on hold'

A proposed data center project at the former Tonawanda Coke site in Tonawanda, NY, has been put on hold due to delays in securing electricity supply from NYISO and the potential for a statewide moratorium on data center construction. Town Supervisor John Flynn announced the delay, citing a state bill that could impose a one-year moratorium to study resource usage. The developer, Riverview Innovation & Technology Campus, however, states the project is not on hold but has temporarily delayed the review process while awaiting clarification on power availability from NYISO and National Grid.

6/3/2026