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What does moratorium mean for future of Kenwood data center in Albany?
News ClipWAMC·Albany, Albany County, NY

What does moratorium mean for future of Kenwood data center in Albany?

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul enacted a one-year moratorium on new hyperscale data centers, prompting questions about its impact on proposed projects like the Kenwood data center in Albany. Local groups are actively opposing the Kenwood project and advocating for a citywide ban, citing concerns over noise and utility costs. The moratorium includes exemptions for data centers using less than 50 megawatts or serving healthcare facilities, leaving the Kenwood project's status uncertain.

7/17/2026
Plug Power announces land sale to Stream Data Centers ahead of New York data center moratorium
News ClipWAMC·NY

Plug Power announces land sale to Stream Data Centers ahead of New York data center moratorium

Plug Power announced the sale of land in Western New York to Stream Data Centers, a deal valued at $142 million. This occurred just before New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed an executive order imposing a one-year moratorium on large-scale data centers statewide. Despite the moratorium, the land deal is proceeding, with its final closing deadline extended to March 31, 2027, due to regulatory issues.

7/15/2026
Stream Data Centers plans removal of hydrogen storage spheres at STAMP
News ClipThe Batavian·Alabama, Genesee County, NY

Stream Data Centers plans removal of hydrogen storage spheres at STAMP

Stream Data Centers is funding the removal of hydrogen storage spheres at the STAMP campus in Genesee County, NY, as part of an agreement with Plug Power. This proactive investment aims to meet customer timing for Project Double Reed, which is currently undergoing SEQR and Site Plan Review with the Town of Alabama. Stream plans to engage with the local community to address concerns about the proposed data center project.

3/26/2026