North Campbell Land Co.

Data Center Signal is tracking 3 clips about North Campbell Land Co. data center developments across 1 states, including KY.

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News ClipChristian County Now·Hopkinsville, Christian County, KY

Data center in Hopkinsville: HES approached to supply power for possible 50-megawatt facility

Hopkinsville Electric Service (HES) is seeking to expand its capacity with the TVA to power a proposed 50-megawatt AI computing facility in Hopkinsville, developed by North Campbell Land Co. The municipal utility is working with Community Development Services (CDS) to draft zoning ordinances with safeguards like noise limits and closed-loop water systems. Public hearings are ongoing, with a recommendation to the city council expected within 60 days, as HES views this as a vital revenue source to avoid rate increases for residents.

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8/21/2026

News Clipthecooldown.com·Hopkinsville, Christian County, KY

After 3 years in Kentucky, a bitcoin mine fuels a battle over a 50-megawatt data center

Hopkinsville, Kentucky, is debating its first data center zoning rules after residents discovered an existing bitcoin mine and a new 50-megawatt data center proposal from North Campbell Land Co. The proposed regulations include caps on facility size and power, along with buffer distances. Residents are pushing for stronger protections, citing concerns about noise, electricity, and water, while the developer argues the rules are too restrictive.

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8/2/2026

News ClipKentucky New Era·Hopkinsville, Christian County, KY

Competing visions emerge over data center regulations

A public hearing was held in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, to discuss a proposed zoning ordinance for future data center development. Residents expressed concerns about environmental impact, water, electricity, and quality of life, while utility officials highlighted potential benefits like infrastructure strengthening and tax revenue. The ordinance, which would classify and regulate data centers, is still under review by the Hopkinsville-Christian County Planning Commission.

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7/28/2026