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Data Center Signal is tracking 4 clips about PacifiCorp data center developments across 4 states, including OR, UT, WA, WY.

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News ClipUtah Business·Eagle Mountain, Utah County, UT

Meta expands Eagle Mountain data center, makes significant community investments

Meta is expanding its Eagle Mountain Data Center in Utah, pushing its total capital investment in the state past $3 billion. Alongside this expansion, Meta is making significant community investments, including a $600,000 land grant for a school and a $1.5 million commitment to an education foundation. This development highlights the data center's impact on local infrastructure, job creation, and energy demands, with other companies also establishing a presence in the area.

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Meta QTS Google

9/15/2026

News ClipWyomingNews.com·WY

Economic growth is stunted in Wyoming due to lack of electrons, industrial customers say

Wyoming is facing an electricity supply shortage hindering economic growth, including for data centers. Industrial groups and economic developers are advocating for legislative changes to allow "third-party" power generation, bypassing traditional utilities. However, two proposed bills aimed at this were not sponsored by a legislative committee, indicating a rejection of these proposed regulatory changes.

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9/5/2026

News ClipHerald and News·Vale, Malheur County, OR

Gold mining company sues to re-route portion of $1.5B Oregon transmission line

Malheur Mining Co. has filed a federal lawsuit seeking to re-route a section of the $1.5 billion Boardman-to-Hemingway electrical transmission line in Oregon. The company claims the line infringes on its gold mining rights on federal land and is seeking significant damages. This legal challenge could impact Oregon's clean energy goals and future data center developments that rely on the transmission line.

electricity legal environmental government

7/16/2026

News ClipThe Star Homepage·Quincy, Grant County, WA

Data centers are driving demand for gas from Northwest utilities, reports find

Reports reveal that electric utilities in Washington and Oregon are increasingly relying on gas-powered energy to meet the soaring demand from data centers, jeopardizing the states' greenhouse gas emission reduction targets. Utilities are circumventing climate rules, investing in new gas infrastructure, and purchasing gas-powered electricity, with a significant approval for a new gas plant for a Vantage data center in Grant County, Washington. This trend raises concerns about energy reliability and the long-term environmental impact of data center growth in the Pacific Northwest.

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Amazon Microsoft Vantage

6/11/2026